Sentence examples for demonstration of spatial from inspiring English sources

The architecture of the long gallery is itself a daunting demonstration of spatial majesty – an unfurling of absurdly generous proportions – and the maps mirror its grandeur.

We have provided the first conclusive demonstration of spatial firing properties of mossy cells of the DG, showing that these cells have been misidentified as granule cells in previous literature (GoodSmith et al., 2017).

The important observation that co-expression of GFP together with shPLB extinguishes its silencing capacity currently prevents direct demonstration of spatial and temporal uniformity of cardiac shRNA synthesis in vivo by standard GFP co-expression.

And adults – the ones with money in their pockets – are extremely attracted to demonstrations of spatial AR in advertising.

Although originally implemented in spatial normalization of array-CGH data, our demonstration of widespread spatial biases in various sorts of microarray experimental procedures makes it relevant also to non-CGH experiments, for which it comparably removes autocorrelation periodicities (not shown).

The architecture of Oak House is an outstanding demonstration of internal spatial organisation and environmental consideration.

A replication of the Müller-Lyer illusion in this way would be a compelling demonstration of the spatial precision of the Mantra system.

The aim of the tests reported here was to determine whether a group of patients blinded by outer retinal dystrophies and fitted with the Argus II system, could identify letters and words on a computer screen as a demonstration of effective spatial resolution, in the context of a device that is stable, portable and capable of long-term function.

So this is again, this is just a demonstration of John O'Keefe discovered, spatial firing preference of place fields of these cells.

At the outset, some families received a demonstration of a key spatial engineering principle - bracing - that was relevant to both problems, and some were informed of the second problem before beginning the first, to increase the likelihood of knowledge transfer.

The importance of our results lies in our demonstration that the effects of spatial and temporal heterogeneity must be accounted for if we are to have accurate predictive models for use in management and conservation.