The oscillations have a clear spatial localisation.
The accuracy of spatial localisation may also be reduced.
Studies on cultural ecosystem services, however, remain rare and little is known about the spatial localisation of these services.
We present a model of the process of cell death during biofilm development, with a particular focus on the spatial localisation of cell death or cell damage.
In particular, we have thorough accounts of spatial hyperacuity, which refers to a precision in the spatial localisation of stimulus contours that is better than the photoreceptor grain that determines spatial resolution.
Tightly controlled spatial localisation of therapeutic gene delivery is essential to maximize the benefits of somatic gene therapy in vivo and to reduce its undesired effects on the 'bystander' cell populations, most importantly germline cells.
Combining this with neuroimaging allows the unique monitoring of central nervous system activation in response to unitary, controlled tactile input, with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) providing exquisite spatial localisation of brain activity and magnetoencephalography (MEG) high temporal resolution.
It is shown that the energetics and spatial localisation of the topological electronic states on the modified surface of the film evolve drastically as a consequence of their topological dangling bond nature.
A comparison will be made between the luminescence characteristics of standard iron disilicide diodes and diodes that have been augmented by the use of dislocation engineering, using dislocation loops, to provide spatial localisation of the injected carriers.
In the case of perfusion imaging using arterial spin labelling (ASL), a low signal-to-noise technique, there is a tradeoff between the contrast-to-noise required to detect a perfusion abnormality and its spatial localisation.
FIB can sputter away bulk material with nanoscale spatial localisation.
