Sentence examples for movement over space from inspiring English sources

Hurricanes are an example of geospatial data forecasting involving movement over space and time.

Participant movement over space and time was recorded using a Total Station theodolite (Leica TPS1200, Heerbrugg, Switzerland).

In this paper, we use the term "migration" with respect to individual movement over space as distinct from "dispersal" because 1) we are not focusing especially on stage specific movement and 2) we are referring to actual movement of individual mosquitoes, not to a distributional outcome of that movement at a population level (i.e. we are using the term sensu [13]).

The most affordable tracking systems use relative positioning and are less suited for free real world movement over larger spaces as they often suffer from cumulative errors in absolute positions.

The basic question of whether two components are coupled (exhibit dynamical interdependence) is relevant to investigations of movement of animals over space, population regulation, food webs and trophic interactions, and is also useful in the design of monitoring programs.

In turn, the cell sets its state to Multipolar, the Astrotactin state to Not Associated and the motility unit directs random movement over the 2D space.

Feminists warned that authorities were sending the message that men owned the streets and could freely expose themselves in public – something at odds with debate in the wake of the #MeToo anti-harassment movement over how public spaces should allow women the right to feel at ease in the street.

Movement over actual distance is critical to pilgrimage, for what is important is not just visiting a sacred space but leaving home.

Focusing on Lhasa, Yeh shows how attempts to foster and improve Tibetan livelihoods through the expansion of markets and the subsidized building of new houses, the control over movement and space, and the education of Tibetan desires for development have worked together at different times and how they are experienced in everyday life.

(The reason we include temporal sequence along with more conventional spatial relationships is because movement through space takes place over time; sequence thus embodies connectivity).

The resulting system identifies and visually presents frequent human movement rhythms to support interactive exploration and analysis of the data over space and time.