Sentence examples for narrow spatial from inspiring English sources

This narrow spatial focus for development created inequalities among the regions of Bangladesh (Islam 1978).

This increase however exists only over a narrow spatial region (the forward scatter main lobe FSML), thus limiting the use of FSR to 'microwave fence' applications.

Many of these estimators make assumptions on the shape of the signal distribution, assume narrow spatial spreads, and eigen-decompose the full-rank covariance matrix into a pseudo-signal subspace and a pseudo-noise subspace.

Examination of the subplots in Fig. 9 suggests that the distinct spatial clusters of earthquakes associated with SSEs occupies three narrow spatial zones marked by colored rectangles (R, G and B).

Because the FS effect is observed within narrow spatial angles from the baseline, the assumption that target trajectory is linear and speed is constant is accurate for many practical scenarios.

Furthermore, since these libraries possess a high structural diversity focused within narrow spatial windows on the target protein, small regions of the protein can be challenged with a multitude of functionality containing structural differences that vary from subtle to gross.

In contrast to these two methods, the b-value method and seismicity density analysis seem to have narrower spatial extents (Table 1).

It therefore remains an open question whether and where neuronal populations in human auditory cortex narrow their spatial tuning profiles in a similar way during an active spatial hearing task.

Eventually the growth of the service industry began to narrow the spatial proximity between rural and urban people (Otis 2011).

The Stark decelerator is the equivalent for polar molecules of a linear accelerator for charged particles, and enables the production of packets of molecules with extremely narrow temporal, spatial and velocity spreads [4].

Comparing NSI with SIS, the focus in the latter is much more narrow and spatial restrictions are not required since SIS are determined in terms of industry and market structures (Porter 1990).