Sentence examples for spatial sphere from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a study of the roji, a form of Japanese urban alleyway, which was once part of people's personal spatial sphere and everyday life, but has increasingly been transformed by diverse and competing interests.

The first debates on informality focused on informal employment and the economic aspects connected with it, neglecting the spatial sphere and the emerging forms of urbanity.

It diffuses rapidly and influences target cells within a spatial sphere of approximately 0.3 0.4 mm of diameter (Wood and Garthwaite 1994; Lancaster 1997).

The plant traits that act as habitat filters in pathogen colonization can have a spatial sphere of influence that extends beyond the individual plant to the neighbors of the focal host.

Exudation of defense compounds from roots into soil is an example of a plant-imposed habitat filter that can have a spatial sphere of influence that extends to the endophyte communities of plant neighbors.

Due to linearity, they may also be used to compute the difference between the models' magnetic field components using the gradient of Eq. 1 in the spatial domain on a reference sphere, such as the Earth's mean radius r=a or the core mantle boundary at r=3485 km.

This paper considers the design of isotropic analysis functions on the sphere which are perfectly limited in the spectral domain and optimally localized in the spatial domain.

Event characteristics refer to the hazard's frequency, its magnitude or (physical) impact, speed of occurrence, length of potential warning lead time, event duration, spatial extent or sphere of action, damage potential, predictability, and controllability (Burton et al. 1993; Alexander 1999; Dikau and Weichselgartner 2005).

In effect the loudspeaker could be placed at virtually every spatial position on a sphere of 90 cm diameter from the centre of the owl's head.

Agreement between the Federal Government of the Republic of Austria and the Government of the Slovak Republic on cooperation in the sphere of spatial planning, land use planning and regional policy.

By analyzing a broad range of parameters it is demonstrated that chains formed by three or five spheres with a refractive index of 1.65-1.75 provide a two-fold improvement in spatial resolution over single spheres at the cost of 0.2-0.4 0.2-0.4tion in peattenuationy of the central focused beam.