The phrase "active spots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to locations or areas that are currently engaged in activity or are popular for certain events or actions.
Example: "The city has several active spots for nightlife, including bars, clubs, and live music venues."
Alternatives: "busy areas" or "popular locations".
These active spots would then activate inhibitory interconnections between each other, and the strongest inhibitory input should be provided by the most active spot within the map.
And a few more people wouldn't think of: Israel, Egypt and Tunisia are all fairly active spots.
Images taken from the Mars orbit show cliffs, and the steep walls of valleys and craters, streaked with summertime flows that in the most active spots combine to form intricate fan-like patterns.
We also tested several coloring reagents for the detection of active spots on TLC, including p-anisaldehyde-sulfuric acid reagent and ninhydrin.
The wrinkly TiN film had a higher AEF than the flat TiN film, possibly due to the increased area of the Raman active spots.
The incubation and growth of active spots in film-free region is affected by the concentration of Cl−and the composition of surface film.
The integration of the active spot in relation to all the activity in the TLC lane gave the percentage of intact radiotracer.
The molecule has its hot (active) spot at the place circled Open image in new window Fig. 18 Left PAPC plot for NH.
We found 40 active spotted hyaena dens with 1507 remnants of prey, and the majority of the dens were located close to rivers and villages.
This plot's active site is unattainable (at room temperature), since this molecule will attain its active spot when carbon has lost or gained extra seven electrons Open image in new window Fig. 20 Left PAPC plot for SF.
The main objectives of this study are to fabricate the smallest possible of nanofiber diameter to increase the surface area and provide more active spot for catalytic reaction and enhance the DMFC performance.
