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The Wiener weights are determined based on a spatially varying spatial-domain parametric correlation model.

This study was based on a spatially resolved FCCS technique that gains spatial information on the expense of the sampling rate and integration time spent on each location, hence on the expense of the signal-to-noise ratio.

Through this mechanism, increased spatial uncertainty (but not response-requirement variability on a spatially more predictable lever), combined with reduced internal feedback signals from incorrect responding and reduced memory for active lever location could explain the heightened observing in quinpirole-treated rats.

This study investigates the possibility of representing the effective Young's modulus (Eeff) for a footing problem supported on a spatially variable medium - the Young's modulus actually "felt" by the footing - using a spatial average.

Here we report on a spatially explicit, hybrid, and spatially hierarchical ecological model developed by us.

The proposed controller is based on a spatially discrete model of the farm, which delivers an approximation of wind speed in the vicinity of each wind turbine.

Later on, a spatially-varying stopping method was introduced that increased the computational cost significantly [22].

The method relies on the generation of a spatially defined surface chemistry comprising protein adsorbing and non-adsorbing areas that allow control over the adsorption of cell-adhesive glycoproteins.

A comprehensive model for predicting the interacting hydrodynamics and mass transfer is formulated on the basis of a spatially distributed population balance equation in terms of the bivariate number density function with respect to droplet diameter and solute concentration.

On the basis of a spatially explicit model, Hansen et al. recommend continued bait delivery with intervals from 4 to 6 weeks (15 ).

We also studied the effect on the flies of a spatially uniform strong magnetic field (16.5 Tesla), in which the diamagnetic forces were negligible so that flies experienced normal gravity.