Sentence examples for much lower spatial from inspiring English sources
They explained that assimilation effect is due to the chromatic system having much lower spatial frequencies compared to the achromatic system.
The absence of the ring-like structure on the confocal images is a result of much lower numerical aperture of the collection optics (0.5 vs. 1.4), which results in much lower spatial resolution of the experiment.
The results show that RBFs allow for a much lower spatial resolution (i.e. lower number of nodes) while being able to take unusually large time-steps to achieve the same accuracy as compared to other commonly used spectral methods on a sphere such as spherical harmonics, double Fourier series, and spectral element methods.
However, this technique measures at a much lower spatial resolution than fMRI and is limited to the cortical regions close to the scalp.
These PV cells have firing fields with significant spatial stability, but compared with grid cells they on average have much lower spatial sparsity and grid scores.
Optical microscopy, on the other hand, exhibits much lower spatial resolution (about half of visible wavelength), but it can be used to view cells that are living and functioning.
It was shown with simulations and experiments of non-periodic and non-piecewise linear objects that these boundary conditions contribute to GF'S much improved lower spatial frequencies compared to that of the more conventional FFT method and symmetrization method.
We first compare the structural and statistical properties of these two temporal networks and show that they share some important properties, although the co-presence network is much denser, due to the lower spatial resolution involved in its definition.
At lower spatial scales, a much more complex and diverse picture emerges.
(4) 3D imaging systems inserted with microlens array can be used to capture the light field information, but the spatial resolution is much lower compared with that of photos captured by 2D camera.
Allozyme-based diversity estimates and genetic differentiation were, however, much lower compared to studies at a comparable spatial scale (Table 1).
