Sentence examples for spatial shortcomings from inspiring English sources

In this respect, this article forms part of this scholarly investigation with which the theme, "hybrid" has been utilised to overcome the spatial shortcomings of a specific town in the Balkans – Pogradeç.

A review by Hollander et al. (in preparation), discusses the relative potentials, advantages and shortcomings of spatial and non spatial models of chemical fate, highlighting that spatially explicit models may be needed for specific purposes.

This article originally stated that Müller and his colleagues are studying dogs' shortcomings in spatial understanding.

In the proposed eq. (45), first sentence is same as mean-shift equation and second sentence includes spatial information to compensate shortcomings of mean-shift algorithm.

A shortcoming with spatial biconditional tasks previously used to address this issue is that they typically require a great many trials before normal rats reach their learning criterion (∼400 trials in [24,41,60]; ∼800 trials in [62]).

Colin Ellard, a behavorial neuroscientist at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, probes this and other shortcomings of human spatial intelligence in his delightfully lucid book "You Are Here".

Significant shortcomings for using spatial aggregation methods to simplify data for urban water models were found.

The focus of methodological approaches to identify (public) service deprivation has been predominantly on the shortcomings in the spatial coverage of the transportation system and the urban opportunity landscape.

In this paper we address this shortcoming through a spatial Bayesian hierarchical model that fits the van Genuchten model and predicts the fields of hydraulic parameters of the van Genuchten model as well as fields of the corresponding soil water retention curves.

However, Doppler methods suffer from shortcomings such as limited spatial resolution and the inability to estimate lateral motion.

These shortcomings, along with lack of spatial depth and cell connectivity, limit the applicability of 2D cultures to accurate testing of pharmacologically active compounds, free or sequestered in nanoparticles.