Sentence examples for diverse spatial from inspiring English sources

Amphibians display an extreme diversity of reproductive behaviours [ 19] resulting in an extremely diverse spatial ecology.

GIS is widely used for collecting diverse spatial data and for overlay analysis in spatial register domain to represent spatially variable phenomena (Bonham-Carter 1996; Gupta and Srivastava 2010).

However, problems involving land use or global climate change encompass larger, more diverse, spatial scales and would benefit from simulating over broader areas using high-resolution, spatially-distributed data.

Aboobaker, A.A., Tomancak, P., Patel, N., Rubin, G.M. & Lai, E.C. Drosophila microRNAs exhibit diverse spatial expression patterns during embryonic development.

Title Diverse Spatial Expression Patterns Emerge from Unified Kinetics of Transcriptional Bursting.

Diverse Spatial Expression Patterns Emerge from Unified Kinetics of Transcriptional Bursting.

Entities and processes in complex systems are of diverse nature and operate at various spatial and temporal scales.

"Electron and X-ray imaging at the microscale reveals very diverse, natural spatial heterogeneities in the chemical composition of minerals and soil particles, but we do not understand how these heterogeneities affect reaction kinetics.

The strength of GIS is in its ability to integrate diverse data, spatial analysis, visualization and the capability to link with external models (Henning 2011; Miles and Ho 1999).

The paper does the K-layer-wavelet decomposition to the original images A and B which are to be fused and obtain 3 K + 1 sub-pictures: 3 K high-frequency sub-pictures which have diverse scales, spatial resolution and frequency characteristics, as well as the sub-image with the highest layer (K layer) of the low-frequency.

Although yards were the most common and diverse, all spatial configurations should be regarded as equally important for the maintenance of WFP diversity, given that they provide different habitats for plant species, complementing each other spatially and seasonally.