Sentence examples for spatial disparity from inspiring English sources

The marked spatial disparity of the saltwater wedge was analysed as a function of both the hydrodynamic and the structural properties of the karst aquifer.

In contrast to the macro-level trend, the growing economy has reduced the overall spatial disparity, and produced a fairly even economic landscape in Yuhang.

The magnitude of inaccessibility in this context is represented by the spatial disparity between demand for and supply of urban park services.

An extremely high spatial disparity in food retail concentration is observed across governorates and districts, suggesting a need for flexible policies for viable food system development in various contexts.

This paper aims to develop a spatial disparity measure that indicates the inaccessibility of park services in order to identify where they are deficient in consideration of the underlying demand population and to determine the overall condition of service deficiency.

The spatial disparity refers to increasing mean annual rainfall with proximity to the Indian Ocean as well as with increasing altitude.

By rethinking cities as interconnected parts of a system, Francis suggests the UK may be able to address some of the spatial disparities that have limited the economic potential of cities in the north, for example.

This comparison showed good qualitative agreements on the vertical profiles of U with small local differences as expected due to the spatial disparities in tree architecture.

Tom is interested in spatial aspects of China's development, such as patterns of regional specialization and interregional trade, spatial disparities in output and consumption, and institutions and policies that affect the spatial structure of the economy.

After briefly reviewing some of these developments, the course will focus on assessing several likely policy responses: taxing capital and top-income earners, the safety net and redistribution, and place-based policies that aim to address spatial disparities in opportunity.

This study explores spatial disparities in long-term care in Germany using the following indicators: disability-free life expectancy (DFLE), life expectancy with disability, and the health ratio, the proportion of DFLE to life expectancy.