What might be appropriate for one culture and geographical space may not for another.
In 2 other clusters there was no obvious link except geographical space (1-8-2 and 1-3-4), and for 1 cluster there was a common link for destination of culled sows and geographical space 1-18-4 1-18-4 1-18-4
Furthermore, Latin hypercube sampling, which obtains a full representation of multivariate distribution in geographical space, is described in detail for its development, improvement, and application.
For instance, the geographical space investigated is not boundless, there is no perfect competition, customers do not have the same needs nor the same purchasing power.
Americans might believe that Moscow should not fear such an advance, but Russia sees geographical space and buffer states as critical for its security, and none are more important than Ukraine.
Settings of urban violence often comprise a diverse number of armed actors operating within a limited geographical space, and this presents a considerable challenge for negotiating access and obtaining security guarantees for international humanitarian aid agencies.
Robust and efficient design of networks on a realistic geographical space is one of the important issues for the realization of dependable communication systems.
The climatic conditions occupied by T. aurea along the 237 georeferenced occurrences were then fitted with the climatic space (i.e. the species niche) and used to identify potential climatically suitable areas for species distribution in geographical space.
These two cities occupy the same geographical space, divided not by walls, but by Miéville's genius for the fantastic.
Sampling design, with a predetermined sample size and consideration of budget and spatial variability, is a selection procedure for identifying a set of sample locations spread over a geographical space or with a good feature space coverage.
