Other examples are scales that are anchored (i.e. given meaning) by relevant variables linked to the scale.
We present first considerations related to sequential multiscale modeling, in particular linked to the scale of transition from a discrete to a continuum model of the network.
The catchment environment and landscape is widely used as a predictor of stream-ecosystem condition, and the extent of its influence is closely linked to spatial scale.
In the following, we consider b = t the translation applied to each t time point, and the frequency linked to the scale parameter α, ; thus C s (f, t) ≈ C s (a, b).
The concept of contact, exchange and dispersal is linked to regional scale distribution mapping; here HHpXRF methodology can construct and test theories such as central place theory and settlement hierarchies (particularly useful for regional chronologies in JV).
Some models suggest that the diameter and structure of single wall carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) are linked to the scale size of Bénard Marangoni type instabilities that are triggered in the liquid catalyst [25].
Amphibian mortality events in relatively pristine and protected settings cause particular concern because they may be linked to larger scale, off-site factors that interact with local landscape features.
The negative aspects of the present arrangement concerning fishery management and morphological remediation are directly linked to the scale of the agencies involved.
14 questions were associated with two factors: 10 were linked to a scale of appearance (SAQ Appearance) that measures patient's perception of spinal deformity's appearance; and 4 to a scale of expectations (SAQ Expectations) which measures expectations about Self Image.
Eyes of both terrestrial and marine vertebrates scale with negative allometry and this observation has been linked to the scaling of brains [ 7].
This implies that small-scale scalar dissipation of local flame-fronts is linked to large-scale scalar fluctuations.
