Sentence examples for spatial spreading from inspiring English sources

The extremely narrow nature of a laser beam permits it to undergo multiple reflections through a sample without spatial spreading and interference, thus providing long absorption path lengths.

The device combines several slug-flow injectors that produce monodisperse bubble jets, with a turbulent co-flow that ensures homogeneous spatial spreading.

In this "pushed wave" regime, the spatial spreading of gene drives will be initiated only when the initial frequency distribution is above a threshold profile called "critical propagule," which acts as a safeguard against accidental release.

Based on satellite tracking data and a mathematical framework to quantify anomalous diffusion phenomena, we show how the interplay between traveling distances and pause periods contributes to the spatial spreading of the seabirds at regional scales (i.e., 10 250 km).

Bubble separation in the scale of the most energetic eddies of the flow, and bubble size sufficiently smaller, ensure that turbulence is most efficient as a mechanism for spatial spreading of bubbles while preventing coalescence, thus optimizing the homogeneous and monodisperse character of the suspension.

This length should be preferably larger than spatial spreading of all the sought-after wave functions.

We assume the use of omnidirectional (in the horizontal plane) antenna elements for the MIMO arrays since they provide the greatest spatial spread.

This hypothesis is mainly based on the temporo-spatial spreading of α-Synuclein pathology in Parkinson's disease [ 10] and further supported by the observation of α-Synuclein aggregates in embryonic midbrain neurons which had been transplanted into Parkinson's disease patients' brains [ 36, 43].

Conversely, spatial spread appears to be almost inevitable.

Spatial spread is caused by noise and imperfections in the measurement technique, for instance MRI.

Belik, V., Geisel, T. & Brockmann, D. Natural human mobility patterns and spatial spread of infectious diseases.