Sentence examples for much larger spatial from inspiring English sources

"The problem is how these processes scale to the much larger spatial and temporal scales in a much more complex material involved in earthquakes," he says.

Though amoebas would seem unlikely to coordinate interactions with one another over much more than microscopic distances, the discovery of such a massive clonal colony, he said, "raises the possibility that cells might evolve to organize on much larger spatial scales".

Obviously, polymerization results in much larger spatial hindrance of long PANI molecules when forming crystalline composite structures based on hexagonal GaSe.

So evidently, for Mary's actions (and hence, all physical events generally) to be fixed by the state of things a month ago, that state will have to be fixed over a much larger spatial region than just the solar system.

In particular, interactions between these brain regions transform fine spatial and temporal scales into population codes that are capable of representing the much larger spatial and temporal scales that are needed to control adaptive behaviors.

Satellite and airborne remote sensing provide potential tools to map and monitor lianas at much larger spatial and rapid temporal scales than are possible with plot-based forest censuses.

Termite influences on herbivore browsing operate at scales much larger than the spatial extent of their mound building activities.

Among sites, NPPB was the most spatially coherent (r = 0.92) between young sites, while older sites and comparisons between age classes revealed a much larger range in spatial coherence (r = −0.18 to 0.85).

Additionally, because of the flexibility built into this method, it can be scaled to much larger or smaller spatial extents.

While SUVmax is affected only for small structures (whose size is comparable to – or smaller than – the given spatial resolution), SUVmean is compromised even at target sizes much larger than the reconstructed spatial resolution [4, 5].

Determination of the mean activity concentration of a target structure is thus compromised even at target sizes much larger than the reconstructed spatial resolution.