The authors argued that regional variation in land-use priorities meant that spatial separation of land uses may reduce management conflicts.
This partitioning of habitats means that spatial separation of sympatric species at sea (e.g., benthic vs pelagic foraging in Australian and New Zealand fur seals, Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus and A. forsteri, [ 10]) does not, by default, lead to their spatial separation on land.
The shell can function to isolate the core from harsh external environments, including pH, physiological, or biochemical stresses; serve as a barrier membrane that controls the release of encapsulated molecules; or provide a means to achieve integration of multiple components with spatial separation.
Each dot represents an individual neuron's average Dneuron, for each spatial separation, and the lines represent means of the entire population of D values (The dots for azimuth and elevation are slightly offset horizontally for visibility).
A partial reduction can be achieved by means of a bistatic optical layout, that is, by increasing the spatial separation between the launching and receiving stages [6].
The spectral and spatial separation of the four images is completely obtained by means of filters and refractive optics without any kind of scanning device or other moving part.
Furthermore, the presented EM structural work is nicely complemented by elegant in-vitro biochemical experiments that analyze the spatial separation between motifs 1 and 2 for different M-domain conformations by means of FRET and characterize the roles of these motifs in regulating ATP hydrolysis and substrate processing.
It must be a spatial separation," Kruijer said.
As such, biofilms can provide the necessary barrier for spatial separation of anaerobic and aerobic microbes.
The poem contrasts their spatial separation and their differences with their unity in compassion and suffering.
