Sentence examples for spatial interrelationships from inspiring English sources

Urbanization is leading to tighter spatial interrelationships among buildings, which is escalating building energy consumption due to the impact of buildings on one another.

Due to urbanization, buildings will continue to contribute to these escalating trends because of their tighter spatial interrelationships, and the influence of their surrounding micro-environment with respect to their orientations and designs.

A surface-simulation peptide, SQMIN[GG]TTNI[G]NSIS[G]RDTH[G]NLES, (SS-peptide) was synthesized that described the spatial interrelationships of 21 residues on the surface of botulinum neurotoxin type A (BoNT/A).

It starts from determining the spatial interrelationship among those candidate sites using various types of air quality simulation models as an integrated means.

The DEMs highlight the importance of recognizing the interrelationship between spatial transcritical flow structures and localized topographic heterogeneities in bedrock channels.

Throughout the design process, the spatial models, rooms, and their interrelationships become increasingly concrete in geometrical and topological terms.

The number of sustainability measures available for quantifying development is overwhelming to planners, scientists, and policymakers, thus clarification of interrelationships, redundancy, and spatial distributions is needed.

The strengths of soil-landscape modelling lies in hypothesis testing, understanding causal linkages between environmental factors and their interrelationships within a spatial and temporal explicit context.

The fundamental thinking underpinning process intensification (PI) involves an understanding of process phenomena at various levels and their interrelationships without the spatial constrains of conventional unit operation models.

In this study, we used a combination of field surveys, remote sensing, census data and spatial analysis to investigate the interrelationships among geographical and social-economic variables across 328 different urban structural units (USUs) and how they may influence the distributions of urban forest cover, plant diversity and abundance, within the central urban area of Beijing, China.

At the landscape scale, we discussed feedbacks between domestic grazers and the spatial patterns of resources and their interrelationships with processes occurring at other scales.