Sentence examples for its spatial extent is from inspiring English sources

The monitoring of its spatial extent is an important aspect of research because it provides insight as to the amount of water to be expected from snowmelt available for runoff and water supply (Salomonsona and Appel 2004).

The damage level as well as its spatial extent is found to be even greater when a non-associated flow rule is deployed.

Since the spatial extent is limited to crater 62-2 and its vicinity, the causal demagnetization source was likely shallow.

The results indicate that it has a positive-spiral structure whose spatial extent is of the same order as the local ion inertial length scale, suggesting that the Hall effect could play an important role in 3D reconnection dynamics.

The device is suitable for profiling planar samples in which a coarse resolution but large spatial extent is desired.

For a resolvable source with σθ = 1′′ and examining the Fe Kα line at 1.94 Å using the high energy gratings, then spatial extent is comparable to Doppler broadening when σv = 1750 km/s.

Inverse distance weighting (IDW), ordinary kriging (OK), regression kriging (RK), and partial least squares (PLS) regression are interpolation techniques typically used where the region of interest's spatial extent is relatively small and observations are numerous and regularly spaced.

However, the spatial extent is scarcely considered in previous studies, due to the fact that drought event is usually identified either for a fixed spatial scale or for a fixed temporal scale.

Because their spatial extent is commonly limited to the vicinity near the wellbores, these methods often cannot provide sufficient information to describe key controls on subsurface flow and transport.

Mapping drains is difficult and expensive and their spatial extent is, in many cases, unknown.

b Open circle signifies mean age and the rectangular boxes incorporate areas with same age range and their spatial extent is decided to include mean ages.