Sentence examples for spatial interdependence from inspiring English sources

Interpolation is based on the principle of spatial auto-correlation or spatial interdependence, which measures the degree of relationship between near and distance points.

The application of the spatial autocorrelation model further shows that origin dependence, destination dependence and OD dependence are all significant, justifying the consideration of spatial interdependence.

While Greene's re-specifications improve the performance of the classical frontier model by controlling for area level heterogeneities in the data, in many instances, particularly at a lower level of geography, contiguous geographic units also tend to interact with each other more directly which leads to various forms of spatial interdependence or interaction between health production units.

In this paper, a novel multi-dimensional scenario forecast approach which can capture the dynamic temporal-spatial interdependence relation among the outputs of multiple wind farms is proposed.

A novel multi-dimensional scenario forecast approach which can capture the dynamic temporal-spatial interdependence relation among the outputs of multiple wind farms is proposed.

The outputs of the training part are K SVM models for the spot forecast, K SBL models for the error distribution forecast, and one copula-based DCCMR model describing the temporal-spatial interdependence structure of the errors.

In particular, Bermúdez (1998) appeals to the notion of a nonconceptual point of view to explain the interdependence of spatial awareness of the distal environment and awareness of one's own location within that environment at the nonconceptual level.

Coull and Nobre [13] on the other hand, have argued for the interdependence of spatial and temporal stimulus uncertainties due to similarities in regions of brain activation.

For improved accuracy the interdependence of the spatial mesh size and the time step size is taken into account by coupling spatial and temporal adaptation.

The mutual interdependence of multiple spatial levels in almost all facets of life challenges urban practice by places being construed through the interrelatedness of scale levels.

Various authors have debated around the different types of ethnic economies, according to issues such as ethnic ownership (versus ethnic control), sectorial specialisation, customer base, interaction with the ethnic market, spatial concentration, institutional integrity or interdependence between firms.