Sentence examples for spatial city from inspiring English sources

Yona Friedman's Spatial City, a project of 1958-59, was even lighter than Fuller's domes.

We examine the impacts of open space designation on the urban landscape in a spatial city model with two important and empirically relevant features: (1) residents prefer to live close to open space and (2) open space amenities attract migrants to the city.

For this we applied a set of indicators for GS at two spatial scales city-level and local-level, in order to disclose existing inequalities.

Although this approach was meant to capture the long-term general changes in urban background pollution, it did not account for potential spatial within-city individual exposure changes.

Except for Dadvand et al. (2011b), exposure assessments in previous studies were based on monitoring data from a limited number of fixed-site stations, and thus did not account for the strong spatial intra-city variation that characterizes traffic-related air pollution (Cyrys et al. 2012; Eeftens et al. 2012b).

The final model included the fixed time (month and year indicator of personal monitoring, trimester at the time of monitoring), fixed spatial (living in city center), fixed behavior (hours of ETS exposure at home), and fixed interaction (December 2001, January 2002, and December and city center, respectively) terms, as well as the subject-specific random deviation from the population mean.

Labour Councillor Nicola Beech has recently become a cabinet member for Spatial Planning and City Design in Bristol.

This pilot study is only of a small subset of the population, reminds Bermudez, but its results mark the beginning of research that could become especially insightful to architects, spatial designers, and city planners who are looking to induce specific responses from people.

We assumed that the residential address at delivery was constant during the whole pregnancy period and that the city spatial distribution of pollutants and their determinants remained constant over the study period.

One important assumption in using the LUR is that the city spatial distribution of pollutants and their determinants remained constant over the study period; if this assumption is violated, the ORs may be attenuated (Wu et al. 2011).

On the basis of taxi-trip data from Shanghai, we built spatially embedded networks to model intra-city spatial interactions and to introduce network science methods into the analysis.