Sentence examples for geographical scattering from inspiring English sources

There was no all-important power centre and no dominant rulership before Hellenistic and Roman times: thus the geographical scattering of records was extreme, although naturally with some focuses of emphasis such as Athens.

In particular, migrants, private doctors and doctors who had not completed an MMed were underrepresented due to increased geographical scattering for these groups.

The medical services offered by the health authorities are not fully used due to language, cultural, and economic difficulties and also due to the geographical scattering.

In the model, scatterers are assumed to distribute with the disk around MS, and BS is out of the disk [4, 5], giving a type of geographical scattering model with non-uniform distribution of scatterers, for example, Gaussian distribution scattering model, Conical scattering model, Eccentro scattering model, and so on.

For NA we estimated geographical scatter σ from Hawaii 2011.

And as it happens, Guugu Yimithirr is not a freak occurrence; languages that rely primarily on geographical coordinates are scattered around the world, from Polynesia to Mexico, from Namibia to Bali.

AS has been reported to have scattered geographical appearance [ 10, 11] and usually only a single affected animal in a flock has been detected [ 4].

(boldsymbol {hat R_{0}}) and (boldsymbol {hat eta _{0}}) present the geographical locations of dominant scattering centers.

The higher the number of owners of privately run coal mines, the more scattered the geographical location, the higher the cost of organizing collective resistance.

For the first time, the term community is associated less with geographical proximity and more with scattered, but like-minded, individuals.

In typical WSN applications, wireless sensor nodes are scattered in large geographical regions and it is not always possible to perform node maintenance after the network deployment.