The phrase “spatial connection” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the relationship and positioning of objects in a physical space. For example: “This room creates a unique spatial connection, with the furniture arranged in a circular pattern.”.
The connectivity generation code in VERTEX implements this connectivity model automatically, though the user can also specify a uniform spatial connection probability and/or ignore slice cutting effects.
Then constructs some landscape components such as source, corridor and ecological node to strengthen the spatial connection of ecological network, and further discusses the landscape pattern optimization proposal.
The close spatial connection to fracture zones provides a basis to avoid bedrock affected by this type of alteration and, thereby, reduce the negative mechanical and hydrogeological aspects for a deep geological repository.
Results of the applied zonal analysis suggested a strong spatial connection between the geomorphological conditions, the agro-ecological suitability (good-excellent, medium and low) and the stability or instability of settlement patterns.
The ability of FIB/SEM of milling very thin 'slices' (5 10 nm), viewing the block face and of capturing cytoplasmic volumes of several hundred μm3 provides new insight into the close spatial connection of the ER Golgi machinery in an algal cell particularly in z-direction, complementary to informations obtained by TEM serial sectioning or electron tomography.
Therefore, any cell in the RE-ANN model output with a spatial connection to a DDE cell in D1 was treated as a DDE.
However, these solutions may be destabilized by adding lateral spatial connections in a spatially organized network of structure tensor models; this remains an area of future investigation.
The former can be accessed directly by explicit addresses and can be sorted; while the latter may only be retrieved by content-sensitive search and matching among neuron clusters with tree-form organization where spatial connections and configurations themselves represent information in such a partially connected memory system.
Specifically, we examine the rainfall properties in terms of spatial connections, temporal scale, and network size.
Ecological memory carriers comprise memory banks, spatial connections and mobile link species.
This study applies the ideas of network theory to examine and interpret the spatial connections in rainfall in Australian conditions.
