Sentence examples for large spatial separation from inspiring English sources

Due to their large spatial separation, electrons inhabiting bands one and two will overlap only to a negligible extent and, hence, share the same energy here.

Changes to topography on a metre-scale related to dome growth or the emplacement of flow deposits can be retrieved from the phase component of SAR images that have close temporal but large spatial separation (e.g., Ebmeier et al., 2012; Arnold et al., 2016, Naranjo et al., 2016).

The evidence presented here for a role of T426 in the dephosphorylation step and R385 (located adjacent to the kinase active site) critically affecting the balance between the hyper- and hypo-phosphorylated states also argues against a large spatial separation of the auto-kinase and auto-phosphatase activities in KaiC.

Sampled levels of ECAT are assumed to be independent because of the large spatial separation and differences among location characteristics.

Activation of GK by glucose or GKAs results in a large spatial separation of these two groups which would dislodge GKRP.

Further, a number of studies have provided evidence for 0 1 ms synchronization of activity in retinal ganglion cells having large spatial separation, and some of it relates specifically to the encoding of contours.

The larger transfer integral due to the improved alignment of donor and acceptor states results in fast electron transfer across the interface, and the larger spatial separation of the bound electron hole pair has been shown to suppress the formation of BCPs, as the electron and hole are pushed out of their respective Coulomb capture radii, creating free charge carriers directly.

Future studies in the wild or in larger aviaries allowing spatial separation might be able to clarify the importance of begging and distance calls in parent-offspring recognition and parental feeding patterns.

Large spatial potential of this separation causes the oscillation of electrons with respect to stationary ions, named as plasma wakefield, i.e., Ez.

This shows that although coexistence of the three strains is not possible in LB at the scale of micrometers (within patches), the three strains may coexist by spatial separation at larger scales (millimeters).

Despite this spatial separation, the potentially large number of beam in a multibeam satellite system emanates the need of accounting for interferences originating from non-neighboring co-channel beams.