A retail centre offers convenience when it minimises the spatial, temporal and effort costs of shopping.
Pots were randomly shuffled every week to minimise the spatial effects and unwanted germinant (weeds) were removed.
For example, it might be advantageous to minimise the spatial variation of stimuli associated with brood hunger, as the brood may die when a critical hunger is exceeded.
For optimal processing, a sample of 500 data points was selected randomly in the data layers with a minimum distance of 1,000 m from one another to minimise the effects spatial autocorrelation ([69].
For optimal processing, a sample of 500 data points was selected randomly in the data layers with a minimum distance of 1,000 m from one another to minimise the effects spatial autocorrelation ([ 69].
It is found that the spatial sampling criterion for minimising the errors in the radiated far-field reconstructed from the discretised source distributions is strongly dependent on acoustic wavelength but is only weakly dependent on the details of the source field itself.
For example, the fixation cross remained displayed throughout each spatial cueing trial, but not during central cue trials (the purpose of this stimulus arrangement was to encourage a central focus of attention in both tasks, while minimising the likelihood of any shifts of spatial attention occurring during the central cue task).
28 In this study, an adaptive kernel of which the bandwidth was obtained by minimising the corrected Akaike information criterion (AICc) was chosen by evaluating the spatial configuration of the features.
The common rationale behind the use of spatial regression methods is to minimise the effect of spatial autocorrelation, as was illustrated by the included studies.
Minimising the costs of controlling, and the damages from, IAS depends on the spatial dynamics and uncertainty regarding IAS spread.
