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It includes, from the same period or earlier, Ad Reinhardt's black paintings, Robert Rauschenberg's white paintings, Robert Irwin's line paintings and Ralph Humphrey's frame paintings, which surrounded much more spatially ambiguous fields of soft color with bands.

Dissolved nutrient (ammonium and phosphate) profiles are much more spatially and temporally variable than pH or alkalinity (Figs. 3, 4).

As expected, tourists in general take more photographs in central areas within the city while residents take photographs at locations that are much more spatially distributed - scattered all over the city.

Although the Landsat Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index provided the best regression fit (R2 = 0.56), results suggested that RapidEye provided much more spatially detailed estimates of tree damage (Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index, R2 = 0.51).

In conditions where knock does not occur, there is a much more spatially uniform and slower overall development of ignition, which may be restricted by the persistence of reactions involving HO2 radicals to a very late stage of the combustion.

While regional frequency analysis was found to have limited impact on the design rainfall estimation for the current climate, it provides much more spatially coherent patterns of future change and it is recommended that regionalisation be used in all design rainfall impact assessments.

This allows a much more detailed and spatially specific analysis than taking the contrast estimates as a mean across the whole group of participants.

For distributed SAC-SMA, spatially homogeneous error modeling yielded updated states that are spatially much more similar to the a priori states, as quantified by Earth Mover's Distance (EMD), than spatially heterogeneous error modeling by up to ∼10 times.

Further, recent studies reveal a temporally as well as spatially much more complex relationship between human population densities and forest loss than was previously assumed [13], [16].

For example, two of the most ecologically important parameters, the overall rates of tree mortality and recruitment, were spatially much more variable near forest edges (plot center<100 m from edge) than in forest interiors (>100 m from edge).

Indeed, lineage tracing with Smarcd3-F6CreERT2 labeled a much smaller number of more spatially defined cells, including the heart and a small group of cells in the anterior forelimb.