Sentence examples for spatial duration from inspiring English sources

We consider the laser pulse as expressed by Eq. (7), and using Gaussian function for the chirp profile as [32] ω = ω 0 + Δ Exp - ( ξ - ξ 0 ) 2 / σ z 2, in which ω 0 + Δ is frequency at the center of the laser pulse, Δ was called Gaussian chirp parameter and Gaussian chirp width set equal to the spatial duration of the laser pulse (Eq. 7).

That is, when the pretarget stimuli comprised horizontal bars that differed in spatial length instead of duration (i.e., "temporal length"), subjects were again not able to use these cues to improve behavior, as was evidenced by a similar increase in conflict effects after high-conflict-probability cueing.

"A changing climate leads to changes in the frequency, intensity, spatial extent, duration and timing of extreme weather and climate events, and can result in unprecedented extreme weather and climate events," the report found.

In contrast, the effect of spatial memory duration was mediated by the level of prey spatial aggregation.

We find increases from the baseline period (1961 2005) in the spatial extent, duration and occurrence of "exceptional" drought in subtropical and tropical regions, with many regions showing an increase in both the occurrence and duration.

This paper introduces the property object, a tool for describing, comparing and classifying all interests in land and natural resources using five key attributes: the objective, actions regulated, spatial extent, duration and the people impacted.

The facts are there: the U.N.-backed Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has found that a changing climate alters the "frequency, intensity, spatial extent, duration, and timing of extreme weather and climate events".

What defining aspects of light (intensity, spectrum, spatial pattern, duration, and timing) exposure at night incur the highest and the least cancer risk in humans via circadian/melatonin disruption?

Drought is a spatio-temporal dynamic process, usually characterized by its duration, spatial extent, and severity.

Additional variation resulted from episodic vegetation growth of limited spatial extent and duration.

Rauber et al. (2001), developed 7 archetypical patterns for freezing rain storms that indeed articulated differences in duration, spatial extent and intensity of storms.