Sentence examples for spatial scopes from inspiring English sources

In calculating the CO2 emissions of the construction and operation phases, two different spatial scopes were used.

Although PSPOs are often broad in spatial scope, they can be targeted directly at particular groups or activities.

Stands are the basic projection unit, but the spatial scope can be many thousands of stands.

One of the issues that consequentialists must consider is the temporal and spatial scope of our concern for consequences.

Furthermore, the integration of logistics aspects also differs within the "pool" of models that consider logistic depending on model specification (e.g., the spatial scope or resolution).

This chapter discusses that research programs have a spatial scope, which is the ratio of the extent to the spatial resolution.

RISU displayed a significant spatial agglomeration with the combined influence of siphon and spillover effects in Beijing and Tianjin, and its spatial scope expanded to the periphery with Beijing as the centre.

While the spatial scope of energy objectives is usually set up on a federal state or national scale, decisions to allocate and implement renewable energy sites are often taken on a municipal scale.

The application of these observations to the Mesolithic of northern England leads to reappraisal of both the spatial scope of regional settlement systems, and the degree to which upland and coastal environments are employed in the subsistence settlement strategy.

VuWiki does this by asking the authors (or the person annotating the study) to trace the conceptual lineage(s) of the study and distinguish key components, such as the vulnerability drivers, vulnerable systems, spatial scope, temporal scope, and target users addressed (or not addressed) in the study at hand.

The function can have four spatial parameters: (1) the spatial scope of a candidate shelter area that contains S4 and S5 areas in the satisfaction maps; (2) a current land use map that identifies land parcels that cannot be allocated; (3) the overall satisfaction level of residents in the daytime; and (4) the overall satisfaction level at nighttime.