Sentence examples for on a spatial scale from inspiring English sources

Forward-THG microscopy reveals the optically homogeneous content of the collagen sheet on a spatial scale of the optical wavelength.

However, these computations can be done on a spatial scale much larger than the characteristic wavelength of the problem.

The multiple microscopic surfaces presented by the airways and alveoli in the lungs thus create highly inhomogeneous local magnetic field gradients on a spatial scale smaller than the size of a typical imaging voxel (2 5 mm).

[16 20] A diffusive representation implies that biological solute mixing is rapid and occurs on a spatial scale much smaller than the characteristic length scale of chemical pore water gradients.[21] Less common are advective models of bioirrigation, in which an enhanced advection velocity accounts for increased vertical pore water transport.

The above topological considerations allow us to say that, on a spatial scale described by the metacommunity model, the complexity of spatio-temporal outbreak patterns is largely determined by the structure of the mobility network (in this case of food and people movement) and not by the nonlinearities of the pathogen/-food/-people couples and epidemiological factors.

Measurement of turbulent magnetic field is presented from the Earth magnetotail crossing of the Cluster spacecraft on August 25, 2006, as an ideal case study of magnetohydrodynamic turbulence in the plasma sheet boundary layer on a spatial scale of about 10,000 km.

Whatever the process, it was happening on too fine a spatial scale for instruments to discern clearly.

This documents that oxidative potential varies both on a large and on a fine spatial scale.

The potential to make use of a temporary, high-level resource, homogeneous on a medium spatial scale and fragmented on a large scale, must also be taken into account [ 48].

Soil properties and quality surface maps were developed by using the spline interpolation technique as a geostatistical analysis on a small spatial scale.

For many species, however, different habitats do not occur as large and spatially uniform patches, but intersect each other to create mosaics where habitat quality varies on a smaller spatial scale, e.g. on the scale of territories [30].