Sentence examples for close spatial juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

This paper seeks to test to what extent vegetation (and in particular openness) around a dense concentration of barrows was actively managed, using three pollen sequences in close spatial juxtaposition to the archaeology.

aHome to production facilities as well as workers' residences, this part of the Berlin district of Spandau is known for its spatial juxtaposition of labour and leisure.

This technique allows detailed information to be obtained on the spatial juxtaposition of different pores, and their relative connectivity, as well as on size distributions.

Depending on background speed, we varied initial background position so that we could analyze target response at the same spatial juxtaposition of target and background (target size of 1.6°×1.6°).

Removal of introns from pre-mRNAs that are still undergoing transcription makes the pre-mRNA much shorter than the corresponding DNA, avoiding spatial juxtaposition between the nascent RNA and the template DNA.

The removal of introns from pre-mRNA reduces the complementarity between RNA and the template DNA and avoids the spatial juxtaposition between the nascent RNA and the template DNA.

O'Connor often employs such unexpected spatial juxtapositions, and in "poem" he took advantage of the possibilities inherent in a cast of five.

Consequently, an enhanced contact probability indicates a closer spatial relationship.

This close historical juxtaposition of discoveries reveals a common motif in prebiotic chemistry and in origins-of-life models in general: discoveries in other fields frequently drive advances in origin of life models.

Nonetheless, the clustered system produced fourfold more TRP1 siRNA than the dispersed system, showing that close nuclear juxtaposition of transcriptional loci enhances dsRNA formation.

The close juxtaposition with Gaga does her few favours.