Sentence examples for space and time dependence from inspiring English sources

Meinrenken, C. J., Borst, J. G. J. & Sakmann, B. Local routes revisited: the space and time dependence of the Ca2+ signal for phasic transmitter release at the rat calyx of Held.

The radiative characteristics of the enclosing surfaces can also have an arbitrary space and time dependence, and these characteristics can be updated based on an appropriate physical model of the interaction of the background radiation field with the medium.

The space and time dependences of temperature, pressure, density number, and net evaporation rate are monitored to investigate the phase transition process on a flat surface with and without nanostructures.

A finite-element method is employed to simulate the space- and time-dependence of temperature in the volume absorber.

The purpose of this paper is to study the blow-up phenomenon of nonnegative solutions for some classes of reaction-diffusion systems under different boundary conditions and when the reaction terms have a nonlocal functional dependence in space- and time-dependent coefficients.

But Kant seems also to think that a view recognizing the dependence of space and time on the mind might offer advantages in addressing the ontological problems mentioned above.

The question of optical reciprocity is summarized in Figure 3 a and its dependence on space and time reversal transformations is presented in Figure S6 of the Supporting Information.

As far as the authors are aware, no such model of significant wave height to date exploits the flexible framework of Bayesian hierarchical space-time models, which allow modelling of complex dependence structures in space and time and incorporation of physical features and prior knowledge, yet at the same time remains intuitive and easily interpreted.

In the presence of PT excitation Γ becomes a function of both space and time due to the spatial and temporal dependence of τ (r, t ).

However, rigorous approaches to quantify dependence structures among extreme values in space and time have not been reported in the literature.

This study extends the previous approach in the context of space and time by considering pairs of spatial grids in South America and quantifying the dependence among precipitation extremes based on the time series at each spatial grid.