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The extent to which the spatial distribution of these cryptic species could be controlled by spatial constraints is not straightforward, however, previous work has shown that, although disjunct, cryptic forms of the diatom Skeletonema possess world-wide distribution [41].

The qualitative terpene composition of the oils seems to be controlled by spatial expression of TPS genes.

In multi-user beamforming systems, the inter-user interference are controlled by spatial filtering.

Immature stages of mosquitoes are generally controlled by removing containers that can be used as larval habitats or through the application of larvicides, whereas adults are controlled by spatial spraying of pesticides. 2 Indoor residual spraying is being applied for the focal control of Aedes aegypti in and around dengue cases in Australia 5 but this technique is not commonly used elsewhere.

Alternatively, the spatial distribution might be controlled by a spatial distribution of small asperities that cause similar aftershocks, as pointed out by Hiramatsu et al. (2011).

This result also suggests that A t may be controlled by the spatial distribution of stress changes.

The scaling relation of the landslide sediment yield appears to be controlled by the spatial arrangement of the relict glacial macro-forms.

This paper evaluates to what extent, flow generation and water storage within shallow, degraded peatland catchments may be controlled by the spatial attributes of the contributing area of the peatland, the drainage ditch size, morphology and geometry.

It has been shown that the weld bead geometry can be controlled by the spatial and temporal distribution of laser energy on the surface of workpiece, such as power density, interaction time and energy density.

The resultant structure can be controlled by ordering of reactants, spatial confinement and control over the reaction/crystallisation times and stoichiometries.

NFG memory devices using semiconducting or metallic NCs as a charge-trapping layer have advantages in that the charge-trap density (memory capacity) can be controlled by changing the size and spatial distribution of the NCs.