Sentence examples for spatial sector from inspiring English sources

A set of frequency-domain and time-domain beamformers with constant (frequency independent) mainlobe response and controlled sidelobes is designed to cover the spatial sector of interest using optimal array pattern synthesis technique and optimal FIR filters design technique.

In recent years the exceptional development of cryogenic technology in connection with applications in the fields of superconductivity, research concerning particle acceleration, thermonuclear fusion and in the spatial sector, has clearly shown the necessity of characterizing materials and transducers suitable to operate in the range from room temperature to that of super-liquid helium (4,2 K).

Moreover, within each spatial sector, in one third of the trials an avatar was seated on a chair on the long side of the table, facing the object, while in another third of the trials a non-corporeal object, namely a cylinder, was placed on the same chair.

Further, the spatial sector-wise concentration of hot spots throughout the time series determines the direction and magnitude of urban expansion.

So, the related technical task of the scanning with variable speed and precise digital mapping only for selected spatial sectors is under consideration.

In order to achieve reasonable eigenstress distributions in the arteries the local stress measures should approach spatial-sector averaged values.

Sampling, repeated in the austral winter and summer, followed a hierarchical design nested at four spatial scales (sector > 1 km; area > 100 m; site > 10 m; replicate < 1 m).

The integration of infrastructure and other spatial policy sectors such as housing, business, water, nature and recreation is expected to lead to better, more sustainable road infrastructure development.

French scholars have abundantly published about "Localized Agro-food Systems" articulating notions of spatial proximity and sector dynamics.

We propose a portfolio of place-based actions that could help to facilitate unlocking investments for functional ecological infrastructure by prioritising conservation, management and restoration through integrated cross-scale, collaborative and multi-sector spatial planning.

The results of the descriptive and econometric analysis support the idea that history matters in the spatial development of a sector, and that the technological competences accumulated at the local level are likely to shape the future patterns of technological diversification.