Sentence examples for spatial standpoint from inspiring English sources

From a spatial standpoint, one study examined the relationships among weather profiles, environmental factors of interest, socioeconomic factors and geographical distributions of dengue fever and showed the number of months with average temperature higher than 18°C and the level of urbanization were significantly associated with dengue fever risk at the township level in Taiwan [ 54].

"From a spatial design standpoint, we're not talking about advertising and just delivering a coupon," she said.

While scooters are better than cars from a spatial-efficiency and pollution standpoint, they are noisy, still somewhat polluting and they still make streets less safe for bicyclists and walkers.

Although little bias would possibly exist in this way, they could be neglected from the standpoint of the regional spatial distributions.

In cognition studies, a spatial environment is largely considered from the standpoint of agents' spatial behavior.

This clustering is advantageous from an identification standpoint since it eliminates concerns about spatial arbitrage among blacks working in the North.

She criticizes Harding's explication of feminist standpoint theory as being too individualist, identifying the spatial metaphor of social location as the source of this problem.

From the standpoint of data collection, a number of socio-spatial disparities exist between the three countries.

First, the concepts of resilience and regional resilience are summarized, and the spatial characteristics of the resilient region are analyzed from the standpoints of property, process and capability.

Although many studies of urban China focus on inequalities between rural and urban citizens writ large (i.e., spatial separations, unequal distribution of welfare, different access to opportunities), few examine these from the standpoint of boundary formation (Davis 2000; Yan 2008; Pun 2016; Solinger 1999; Naughton 2006).

Of course, one does not use his eyes alone to feel spatial quality, because only the simplest spaces a cubic room, for example can be wholly experienced from one standpoint.