Similar to the temporal-spatial telephone interview, the Tier II 24-hour diary was to determine the amount of time spent in different types of activities and locations.
We report on the spatial and kinetic evolutions of telephone cord buckles existing in SiAlNx films sputtered on 6 mm thick glass substrates.
In the cities of developing countries, formal areas characterized by adequate spatial planning and utilities (water, electricity, telephone, road infrastructure) and informal areas with no urban development could be frequently distinguished [ 12].
The article presents an easy to implement approach for indoor localization and navigation that combines Bayesian filtering with support vector machine classifiers to associate high-dimensionality cellular telephone network received signal strength fingerprints to distinct spatial regions.
Administered by mail, in person, through the Internet, and over the telephone, questionnaire surveys provide broad coverage of populations enabling us to explore spatial and social variations in people's attributes, attitudes, and actions.
Cooper et al. tracked the spatial diffusion of influenza and norovirus, using space-time analysis on syndromic data from a telephone help line system in the UK, but did not test space-time detection for more localized outbreaks [23].
The sample is selected by using telephone number ranges obtained from an electronic telephone book that has been geocoded (spatial coordinates assigned to addresses) and stratified by 8 regional health service boundaries within the state.
High-speed transport links allowing for mechanised distribution systems, the telegraph, the telephone and radio were all in place by the late 1920s, while the roiling, jostling urban millstream was itself a spatial analogue of the cluttered screens that have subsequently come to fill our vision.
Freedom extends beyond spatial bounds.
