Importantly, the gradient only appears if dispersal is spatially limited, otherwise spatial homogenization occurs immediately as foreign alleles enter the introgressed population.
Although the radar observations give flow patterns consistent with the ground magnetic field perturbation, their observations in the past studies have been performed for spatially limited areas due to limited number of radars available for their analyses.
The spatial distribution of the maximum water surface level caused by storm surge is spatially limited to within the northwestern part of Leyte Gulf.
A systematic materials selection procedure for spatially limited, light-weight structural components is derived.
While ground-based snow observations give the most reliable information about snowpack conditions, they are spatially limited.
However, the problem of spatially limited sampling is constrained largely by the cost of establishing networks of commercially available turbidimeters.
In the city, a spatially limited but buffered environment, populations would be small, demographically stable, and dispersal would be restricted.
Typical mutation selection models assume well-mixed populations, but dispersal and migration within many natural populations is spatially limited.
Carbon isotopes from soil profiles confirm that in spite of climatic fluctuations, vegetation was stable and forests were spatially limited to south-facing slopes in the absence of human inputs.
Per Behling et al.2, forests likely spread along streams into a network of gallery forest; however, this expansion was spatially limited by topographic features as predicted by the vegetation model (Fig. 5).
Both the wideband character of the hotspot's motion and its wideband nonlinearity contrast with the fundamental feature of active models that "the region of activity is spatially limited"15.
