Sentence examples for close spatial relation from inspiring English sources

Other economically important manganese ores usually show a close spatial relation to the iron ores.

A close spatial relation between TRPC3 and NCX1 has previously been demonstrated and is considered prerequisite for functional consequences of cardiac TRPC3 activation.

The ultimobranchial glands constitute the major source of calcitonin, a Ca2+-regulating hormone, in birds, reptiles and fishes (Copp et al., 1967; Tauber, 1967) but have no close spatial relation to the thyroid in these species.

PIRs were defined as adverse events (AEs) that occurred within the first 6 days after vaccination, which, due to the close temporal (and as applicable, spatial) relation to injection, were regarded as probably or definitely related to inoculation as determined by the principal investigator.

(d) Spatial relation factor of TBIT measures spatial abilities to relate different things.

Rob Cohen slams some of the sequences together so crudely that one shot has very little spatial relation to the next.

To help clarify the spatial relation of the two characters, Russell explains his coloring technique.

A single triple (x, y, r), denotes a spatial relation between two spatial entities x and y.

This direct spatial relation was found to protect the size checkpoint from fluctuations in gene expression.

On 95th Street in Ozone Park, Queens, two drivers in S.U.V.'s barrel toward each other but soon realize that they are closing in on an intractable problem of spatial relations: the 60-foot-wide two-way street can barely accommodate a row of parked cars on either side and the drivers' wide-bodied vehicles.

In the visualization task, spatial relations between vessel structures showed a closer relationship to true values, so that overall error was lower.