Sentence examples for by application of spatial from inspiring English sources

Transition zone entropy of T2 and T1 weighted images obtained by application of spatial filters was proposed as a new promising diagnostic feature for the development of mp-MRI based CADx systems [ 36].

The pinhole was detected and localized by the application of spatial linear sweep voltammetry (LSV) for the H2-crossover measurement and also by the application of open-circuit (OC) experiments.

In deep drawing, the strain path in the blank during the forming process can be significantly affected by application of temporal and spatial variation of the blank holder force.

Spatial thinking in this sense acknowledges that concepts of space are often drawn on by multiple disciplines, but that the application of spatial concepts is entwined with discipline-specific practices.

An important distinction between both studies is the application of spatial smoothing by Supekar et al. (4 mm full width half maximum Gaussian kernel).

In accordance with this postulate, we have shown in the past that the prevention of spatial learning by application of either antagonists of dopamine D1/D5 receptors (Lemon and Manahan-Vaughan 2006) or beta-adrenergic receptors (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2008b; Lemon et al. 2009) is associated with a failure to facilitate LTD during the novel exploration event.

Research on health effects of drinking-water disinfection by-products offers perhaps greater promise for the more general application of spatial epidemiology methods than is the case with electromagnetic fields research.

Assessment of exposure in the Swedish study ultimately required a home-by-home evaluation, but the prevalence of elevated exposure was optimized through the application of spatial methods.

The application of spatial MC methods has been implemented by our group [36] to study ErbB reaction/diffusion and herein to study the effect of spatial heterogeneity on signal propagation.

An application of spatial wavelet theory to damage identification in structures was proposed by Liew and Wang (1998).

Second, 28,355 (14%) of the addresses were assigned the arsenic concentrations of the nearest water utility, by application of the "point-to-point -spatial join.