Sentence examples for spatial congruence from inspiring English sources
The sound-induced flash illusion (Shams et al., 2000, 2002), where the number of quick flashes perceived is strongly biased by the number of coincident beeps, is affected by audio visual spatial congruence when observers are required to selectively attend to two spatially separated stimulus streams (Bizley et al., 2012).
The relationship and spatial congruence between services were assessed.
We assessed the spatial relationships between response variables and the spatial congruence of their hotspots.
Our results demonstrate a lack of spatial congruence between the economic value of ecosystem services and biodiversity in tropical forests.
The correlation coefficient, indicating intensity of association or spatial congruence between observed and predicted data sets, was 0.38 for O. europaea and 0.39 for S. abyssinica (Table 1).
GIS probability maps produced with the application of the physiographic models showed good spatial congruence between high probability values and plots that contained CLUN.
On the other hand, relationships between soil carbon density and both aboveground carbon density and tree alpha diversity were negative and spatial congruences null.
In brief, the arrays were analyzed for spatial aberrations, congruence of signal distribution between arrays and variability in percentage of present calls across arrays [ 22].
The underlying theoretical foundation for our methods is the non-triviality of the spatial and electrostatic congruence in cognate pairs seen across various structures of the same catalytic function.
Our approach considers prioritisation of phytogeographic areas based on congruence of spatial pattern of phytorichness distribution and spatial pattern of potential spread of hotspots of multiple FIS.
An exception to this is provided by [ 13], who recently indicated partial congruence in spatial genetic structure between Rhabdomys and its species specific lice, Polyplax.
