Sentence examples for modify the spatial from inspiring English sources
In plantation forest, management operations (FMO) modify the spatial and temporal dynamics of overland flow processes.
From about 200 bc to about ad 50, the rise of republican Rome and the increasing contacts with Greece resulted in a Greek influence strong enough to control the sculptural forms and even to modify the spatial effects.
Finally, the above-shown experimental results provide the capability of the method to axially control the spatial position of the captured microspheres, but we want to emphasize that the method is valid to arbitrarily modify the spatial position of the micro-particles.
It is now known that excited state fluorophores display interactions with surface plasmons, which can increase the radiative decay rates, modify the spatial distribution of emission, and result in directional emission.
Lung vascular recruitment in response to increasing blood flow will accordingly modify the spatial distribution of pulmonary distribution with a reduction in the gravitational circulation component.
In order to extract or modify the spatial information in remote sensing images, spatial transforms represent also a very interesting tool.
This simplifies the specification of a nonlinear anisotropy by modifying the spatial relationships between grid points.
We found that the presence of bypass channels modified the spatial distribution of cells and substantially increased the CFL downstream of the stenosis.
The model MENTOR modifies the spatial arrangement of patches by adding new patches that may act as stepping stones between reserve sites.
Through the estimation of landscape metrics for different scenarios (with and without shrimp culture infrastructure), we find that in addition to direct removal of saltmarshes, shrimp aquaculture has significantly modified the spatial patterns of coastal wetlands, retreating wetland borders and fragmenting their patches.
Just a few methods on the literature aim at modifying the spatial division strategy.
