geographer

Converse of object

• bring: There are, of course, many other networks, mostly concerned with research, which bring geographers together as well.
• interest: I am a social and cultural geographer interested in youth culture, identity, performativity and participatory governance.
• become: A lesson where they managed to become Geographers rather than just learn the subject.
• include: Here Geoff taught environmental studies, working as the historian in a team that included a geographer and a fine artist.
• appoint: He became a member of the Berlin Academy of Sciences and was appointed Geographer to the Emperor in 1715.
• encourage: The conference organizers are keen to encourage geographers from around the world to attend this meeting.

Converse of subject

• develop: In doing so, the appropriateness of the models developed by geographers to explain the functioning and development of such systems will be assessed.

Adjective modifier

• distinguished: The ITC's views are based on research by Professor Sir Peter Hall, the distinguished geographer, and his colleague Dr. Stephen Marshall.
• historical: Very useful to the historical geographer is the 1:2500 six inches to the mile series, first edition dating from the 1870s.
• Canadian: Despite the growing size and distinctive characteristics of urban Aboriginal populations, they have received relatively little attention among Canadian geographers.
• physical: The journal will be of interest to human and physical geographers, and urban planners.
• cultural: Only today I received a call from Physics wanting to open a discussion on a joint research bid with cultural geographers!
• urban: What might art history contribute to such analyzes over and above those of urban geographers or sociologists?

Noun used with modifier

• form: Sixth form geographers enjoy field trips to sites in Europe.
• year: Hi - my name's Emma and I'm a 1st year geographer.

Possessives

• library: The Geographer's Library was published by Hamish Hamilton this month.
• understanding: The unit uses the lens of scale to explore how geographers ' spatial understandings take on a different emphasis at different scales.

Preposition: in

• education: The article highlights some important implications for geographers in higher education arising from the characteristics and achievements of the Project.

Preposition: with

• interest: Dr. Baker is an historical geographer with a special interest in nineteenth-century France.
• expertise: David Robinson, Geographer with expertise in land management and shore platform development.