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Currently, the software is also being used for image-based modeling by integration of spatial information from microscopy images into simulation models (e.g. liver tissue, Fig. 1A3).
Because one of the serious and increasing potential problems in the growing urban regions is the shortage of land for waste disposal, the candidate sites for an appropriate landfill area in the major city of the region were determined by using the integration of spatial and multi-criteria decision analysis based methodology.
Wigge, P. A. et al. Integration of spatial and temporal information during floral induction in Arabidopsis.
The case-study is developed by an integration of the declarative spatial reasoning system CLP QS) (CLP QS) – a declarative spatial reasoning system.
The integration of the spatial autocorrelation in the analysis allows a better description of the phenomenon.
Mechanoreceptors in the skin can detect motion by spatial integration of pressure and by stretch of the skin (Olausson, Wessberg, & Kakuda, 2000), but they are also sensitive to vibration (Johnson, 2001).
An analytical solution is derived by spatial integration of point-source along the direction of the fracture for a fracture at an arbitrary azimuth in a rectangular reservoir.
The time-resolved velocity field obtained from 2D PIV is employed to evaluate the instantaneous planar pressure field by spatial integration of the Navier Stokes equations under the assumption of 2D incompressible flow.
Figure 4a,b shows the moment rate and moment acceleration functions, respectively, for nS events calculated by spatial integration of the slip rate within Patch L. An nS event typically yields a rather simple single-peaked moment rate function and single-wiggled moment acceleration function.
However, with relevance to our findings here, LEC neurons were only weakly spatially modulated when testing was carried out in the absence of objects (Hargreaves et al., 2005; Yoganarasimha et al., 2011) suggesting that the LEC is activated by an integration of objects and their spatial location.
