Sentence examples for spatial progress from inspiring English sources

This was done by calculating the spatial progress of droplet evaporation for the different aerosols from values of the evaporation rate constants of the different fuels.

A similarly wide range of conditions may be expected to exist when reactants are introduced into the subsurface, with significant consequent effects on the temporal and spatial progress of the desired calcite precipitation reactions.

This time evolution can be viewed as spatial progress over time, just like a plug-flow reactor.

Although recent advances in radiologic and electrophysiological techniques allow early diagnosis of OLF [ 9, 10], little is known about the spatial progress within the spinal canal, and no standardized treatment is known for OLF.

Cerebral cortical development is an elaborative temporal-spatial progress.

This spatial progression is strikingly reminiscent of RSN maturation, where an initially fragmented representation also progresses to a distinct adult-like topology at term (Doria et al. 2010).

This spatial assembly progress is used to reveal the order of structural additions to the growing axoneme.

In this work, two-dimensional SERS mapping was used to track the spatial and temporal progress of nanoparticle uptake in PC-3 human prostate cells and to characterize localization at various time points, demonstrating the potential for an intracellularly targeted multiplexed nanobiosensing system with excellent sensitivity and specificity.

Depending on individual training progress, spatial working memory assessment was started approximately between P65-P70 (young adulthood, ~4 weeks following completion of social defeat procedure).

Regulatory perturbations at a certain stage can cause cascades of regulatory failures at subsequent stages (temporal model), while the likelihood that a gene regulates genes at a subsequent stage decreases as development progresses (spatial model).

Whereas spatial systems infer vehicle progress between monitoring spots, continuous-tracking systems follow specially equipped vehicles wherever they go.