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World languages map.
  • World languages map.
A structural language of relations in Future trends in geomathematics.
  • A structural language of relations in Future trends in geomathematics.
A tajokologia idoszerü kérdései az angol nyelvü szakirodalom alapjan (Topical issues in landscape ecology on the basis of English-language literature)
  • A tajokologia idoszerü kérdései az angol nyelvü szakirodalom alapjan (Topical issues in landscape ecology on the basis of English-language literature)
Changing perspectives of landscape scenery in modern Japan in Languages, paradigms and schools in geography.
  • Changing perspectives of landscape scenery in modern Japan in Languages, paradigms and schools in geography.
SYNTACTIC AND SUBJECTIVE COMPLEXITY: A SIMPLE TEST OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL LANGUAGE MODEL
  • SYNTACTIC AND SUBJECTIVE COMPLEXITY: A SIMPLE TEST OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL LANGUAGE MODEL
Foreign languages and American geography
  • Foreign languages and American geography
On geography, cartography and the fourth language
  • On geography, cartography and the fourth language
The geography of Canada and its regions as presented in English-language Canadian universities
  • The geography of Canada and its regions as presented in English-language Canadian universities
A térkép és térképészet szavak eredete. (Origin of the terms map and cartography)
  • The etymology of the terms is explained historically for several European languages.
Graphic perceptions of language in Ottawa-Hull
  • Graphic perceptions of language in Ottawa-Hull
Earth science and the foreign language problem in Geoscience information. A state-of-the art review.
  • Earth science and the foreign language problem in Geoscience information. A state-of-the art review.
Choice of mathematical models in geographic research considering alternatives.
  • This Ph. D. thesis is a first attempt to explore the gap between mathematics and geography. The human geographer or social scientist usually speaks a different language than the mathematician. Concepts such as entropy, diffusion and allometry play
Time-space approaches and regional study
  • . The time-space approach for the regional scale may be defined using the same languages as used for the human scale. The time-space approach is useful particularly for the study urban growth.
Graph theory and conceptual networks in human geography
  • are investigated in a study of the chrono-geographic space-time language in Times, spaces and places by Parkes and Thrift. This study is based on two levels of analysis: first the level of the whole network of 351 concepts and 651 relationships: and secondly
Language atlas of the Pacific area. Part I: New Guinea area, Oceania, Australia.
  • Language atlas of the Pacific area. Part I: New Guinea area, Oceania, Australia.
Language atlas of the Pacific area. Part II: Japan area, Taiwan (Formosa), Philippines, Mainland and Insular South-East Asia.
  • Language atlas of the Pacific area. Part II: Japan area, Taiwan (Formosa), Philippines, Mainland and Insular South-East Asia.
Diercke-Worterbuch der Allgemeinen Geographie, Band 1, A-M, Band 2, N-Z.. (Diercke dictionary of general geography, vol. 1, A-M, vol. 2, N-Z)
  • , including those adapted from foreign languages and from neighbouring disciplines, while many cross-references facilitate the use. A great number of clear figures illustrate certain aspects. (EG).
The Kingdom of Nepal.
  • Institute for the study of languages and cultures of Asia and Africa. Tokyo, Japon