Sentence examples for a spatial allocation from inspiring English sources

Here, we propose a spatial allocation procedure that builds on the assumption that land transitions occur in two phases: change occurrence and change spreading (or contagion).

Farms were based on available accountancy data and surveyed production data, while information on farm location within the district was derived from a spatial allocation procedure.

This paper applies a spatial allocation optimization model to evaluate logging residue supply potential and costs for bioelectricity generation within the conterminous United States.

The problem is decomposed into two successive steps: a spatial allocation during which the reliability is maximized (randomized algorithm), and a scheduling during which the makespan is minimized (list scheduling algorithm).

We accounted for unsampled pixel regions using a sophisticated spatial allocation approach, which employed high-resolution reference data as a weighting layer [52] and evaluated the trade-off between total sampling size and extrapolated pixel values.

Unlike the other 2 methods, the DYCAST model assessed risk on a daily basis, providing a time and location of high risk on the basis of the spatial grouping of the number of reports of dead birds; data were independent of a predetermined spatial allocation of sampling assets and laboratory diagnostics.

The final network is made of core areas, link corridors, link areas and buffer zones, all with an explicit spatial allocation.

We propose that such conflicts can be mitigated by a welfare-optimal spatial allocation of WT in the landscape so that a given energy target is reached at minimum social costs.

As a measurement of spatial allocation and structure of land use patterns, landscape indices has become a useful tool in the study of land uses and landscapes.

The enhancing intensity of mining does not yield a significant function to spatial allocation of landscapes.

If that idea were right then a theory of the spatial allocation of attention a theory about the moving and focusing of the 'attentional spotlight' would be a large and central component in an account of how attention works.