Sentence examples for but the spatial complexity from inspiring English sources

Remote sensing is the most expeditious method of obtaining floristic information at landscape and regional scales, but the spatial complexity of many northern peatlands and the spectral similarity of a number of peatland vegetation species is such that the success of traditional methods of vegetation classification is often limited.

Finally, children with OLD/ADHD had a higher frequency of movements ("temporal scaling") at both T1 and T2 than the OLD group F 1,29) = 8.30, p < .01, η = 0.22, but the spatial complexity of the movements did not differ between groups.

These two geometrical properties determine what is called the intercapillary distance, and are not only involved in the spatial complexity of tumor vasculature, but also reflect the inviolable demand of a growing tumor for sufficient levels of nutrition and oxygen exchange.

Completed between 1903 and 1913 in a collaboration between Warren and Wetmore and the lesser-known Reed and Stern, Grand Central may lack some of the spatial complexity of the early Penn Station, but celebrates in elegant Beaux Arts formality the transformative possibilities of journey by rail.

To optimise the study protocol, the spatial complexity of the structure under investigation should be considered.

The spatial complexity of DE is lower than that of some highly competitive real parameter optimizers.

Another approach, to reduce the spatial complexity of instruction-level power models is presented in [25].

Then the spatial complexity is evaluated using QP and the scale parameters.

The spatial complexity of the cost surfaces is assumed to be proportional to the landscape connectivity, and its fractal properties are used to measure and describe such spatial complexity.

The complexity of a frame is a combination of the spatial complexity of the picture and the temporal complexity of the scene in which it is found.

Currently, their spatial distributions are typically studied using second-order spatial statistical models, which are limiting considering the spatial complexity of natural phenomena such as geological applications.