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Without loss of generality antenna elements at Tx/Rx are assumed to be sufficiently spaced apart so as to make the spatial correlation negligible.

Step 2 is to make the spatial geometry of the mining panel, in which the ground movement calculation parameters are stored.

It may also make the spatial distributions of the frontier molecular orbital's move from a fully delocalized form to a partially localized one depending on the EF strength.

The energy equation is formulated for the in-plane free vibration description of FGM annular plate, with the admissible functions constructed as the superposition of standard Fourier series and boundary smoothed polynomials to make the spatial differential continuous enough in the entire solving domain.

Under the process parameters with the spindle rotation speed of 390 r/min and the feed rate of 0.06 mm/s, however, one can make the spatial frequencies induced by the main spindle errors and NVIE avoid the evaluation range of middle-frequency band (i.e., enter into the evaluation range of low-frequency band or high-frequency band), eliminating the need to meet the PSD requirement.

Although the introduction of spatial lag term improved the model fit, it did not make the spatial effects go away.

The presence of spatial correlation among villages in Ghana makes the spatial lag model a better model for the analysis of antenatal care utilization by women, as evidenced by the higher explanatory power of the spatial lag model.

The significant contribution of this paper is to incorporate advection (which makes the spatial part of the differential operator non-self-adjoint) into the non-negative computational framework, and overcome numerical challenges associated with advection.

In FSWR production workshops, different kinds of machinery work together, deteriorating the power quality and making the spatial electromagnetic environment complex; the weak MFL is thus interfered with further.

The approach makes the spatial selection of cut- and leave-trees that most efficiently reduces crown fire initiation and propagation over time while ensuring cost efficiency of the thinning treatment.

However, most clustering approaches have clustered over brain regions, using a parcellation of the cortex in a number of fixed regions, making the spatial resolution of these methods limited to a regional scale.