Sentence examples for spatial magnitude from inspiring English sources

Coull, J. T., Charras, P., Donadieu, M., Droit-Volet, S. & Vidal, F. SMA selectively codes the active accumulation of temporal, not spatial, magnitude.

They are also used as the basis for structuring management scenarios and analyses to project the temporal and spatial magnitude of risk reduction and system recovery.

In the same way, the magnitude of some body is taken as a unit of the measurement of spatial magnitude.

Because the cosmos is finite in spatial magnitude, argues al-Kindi, nothing predicated of the body of the cosmos can be infinite.

Herein, the MSF error, in terms of the RMS value in the mid-spatial frequency band (0.0303 ~ 8.33 mm−1), is calculated for all the surface forms as shown in Fig. 2. It is revealed that the spatial frequency has little effect on the RMS value, while there has a good linear relationship between the spatial magnitude and the RMS value.

The general age trends found among adults are decrease of precordial amplitudes (QRS spatial magnitude decreases with approximately 8% per decade), a leftward shift of the frontal plane axis (approximately 10° per decade), and a more anterior axis in the horizontal plane.

Aristotle introduces Eurytus as someone who regarded numbers as causes of substances by being the points that bound spatial magnitudes.

The hierarchical alignment activity, an instructional spatial analogy that employs structural, progressive, and hierarchical alignment, increased accuracy reasoning about temporal and spatial magnitudes in a lab-based setting (Resnick, Newcombe, et al., 2016).

Thus the "faculty" of sensibility is really just the methods by which the mathematician constructs spatial magnitudes, and the "faculty" of understanding is really just the most basic set of concepts the physicist uses to represent physical objects (Cohen 1885, 586ff).

(d) If desired, obtain the time dependent adjusted rates of larger earthquakes for each spatial and magnitude bin.

This implies that the result obtained from the L-test is highly dependent on the number of events rather than on their spatial or magnitude distribution.