patterns of obvious distributions
Polish translation: łatwo postrzegalne rozmieszczenie przestrzenne obszarów
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| 2 +1 | łatwo postrzegalne rozmieszczenie przestrzenne obszarów |
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peer agreement (net): +1struktury widocznych rozmieszczeń Explanation: Option. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 15 hrs (2014-06-15 13:12:03 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- rozpoznawanie wzorców widocznych rozmieszczeń |
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| Reference: Spatial Patterns and Processes Reference information: When considering “where” questions, geographers seek regularities—that is, patterns as well as relationships among phenomena (the features of Earth and activities that take place on Earth). They describe and explain patterns in terms of distance, direction, density, and distribution. They use spatial concepts, processes, and models as powerful tools for explaining the world at all scales, local to global. 2. The distribution of people, places, and environments form spatial patterns across Earth’s surface Therefore, the student is able to: A. Describe and compare distributions of people, places, and environments to examine spatial patterns, sequences, regularities, and irregularities, as exemplified by being able to Identify features and patterns on geographic representations or remotely sensed images and describe the differences in the features and patterns (e.g., straight lines of roads forming a grid, curving roads in mountain areas, farmland and pastures versus the patterns of cities and suburbs). http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/standards/... ------------- |
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