The best work was done on a coarse scale in the early 1980s, he said.
The grain size decreases gradually in the transition zone, changing from a coarse scale (>100 nm) to a fine scale (<10 nm) adjacent to the amorphous region.
Moreover, SDAs and ARMs had distributions that differed both on a coarse scale (SDAs were larger in the medial grid, and ARMs larger in the lateral grid) and at finer scales within each grid.
The scenario of integrating food and energy crops at a coarse scale (Fig. 1) resulted in LUC on productive land.
In comparison, no evidence for competition was evident on a coarse scale, but densities of host species were negatively correlated.
In some way, this is reminiscent of the relationship between RGC density and cortical magnification that is known to exist at a coarse scale [87].
However, in the present study, a coarse scale grid was used to limit the dimensionality of the GA variables, and hence a 100 m × 100 m size was used for each block resulting in 50 × 60 × 3 grid blocks.
In this study, we used a coarse scale of description to quantify habitat associations of a declining reptile, the eastern diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus adamanteus), historically associated with pine savannas of the southeastern United States.
On a finer scale, slavemaking colonies are not closer to their host colonies than randomly expected, a pattern found to be valid on a coarser scale [WV in the current study; NY in a previous study [ 20]].
On a coarser scale colonies became over-dispersed in all communities (the 5th-6th nearest neighbors; Figure 2a).
