Mathematical formalizations of the spatial insurance hypothesis typically begin with the assumption that species have spatially distinct niches that cause one species to be competitively dominant in one type of patch, and a different species to be dominant in another type of patch [32], [35].
Gobillon & H. Selod, Centre for Economic Policy Research, 2007"The spatial mismatch hypothesis: three decades later", by J.F.
The original spatial mismatch hypothesis (SMH) has been continuously discussed and challenged in many ways.
We find support in favor of Kain's version of the spatial mismatch hypothesis.
Most recent studies support the "spatial packing" hypothesis, that basicranial flexion in haplorhines maximizes braincase volume relative to basicranial length.
This is different from the classical spatial mismatch hypothesis in which job opportunities move to suburban area, while the low-income groups stay in the inner city [21].
One of the most prominent explanations for minority underachievement in the labor market is what has been termed the spatial mismatch hypothesis.
In contrast to the attention mechanisms used in most previous machine vision systems which drive attention based on the spatial location hypothesis, the mechanisms which direct visual attention in our system are object-driven as well as feature-driven.
This includes studies that belong to the research strands on transport and social exclusion [35, 36], on accessibility (e.g., [4, 46, 53]), on women and transport [30], and on the spatial mismatch hypothesis (e.g. [26, 51]).
