The term "spatial isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where people or things are physically separated or distant from each other. Example: "The remote mountain village was characterized by its spatial isolation, with no road access to the outside world."
Spatial isolation is any technique to spatially orthogonalize the self-interference and the signal-of-interest.
Many designs have employed spatial isolation mechanisms, such as shielding or multi-antenna beamforming, to isolate the self-interference waveform from the receiver.
"Spatial isolation and the social concentration of certain segments of society will create discontent.
Forty years ago, the spatial isolation of the complex was a separation from chaos.
Similarly, in the present model we have added spatial isolation between species.
Extreme rainfall does not occur in spatial isolation.
In addition, simulations showed that ecological and spatial isolation were required to achieve substantial reproductive isolation of incipient species.
Not the least symptomatic sign of the strong tendency toward spatial isolation are the countless family burial plots or community cemeteries so liberally distributed across the countryside.
In the model, the opportunity for ecological isolation arose as a result of adaptation to extreme habitats not occupied by parental species, and any form of spatial isolation (e.g. founder events) contributed to genetic isolation.
The poled films exhibit high second-harmonic generation coefficients (>50 pm/V) due to the three-dimensional spatial isolation effect resulting from their highly branched structures.
Partitioned architectures isolate software components into independent partitions whose execution will not interfere with other partitions, preserving temporal and spatial isolation.
