Sentence examples for spatial zones from inspiring English sources

We present a solution method for fully implicit radiation diffusion problems discretized on meshes having millions of spatial zones.

The basic philosophy behind the Taylor-expansion method is a division of the neighborhood of each atom (or molecule) into three different spatial zones.

Electrolytically growing new phase centres exert a certain screening action in their near vicinity manifested in the formation of spatial zones around them where the nucleation process is practically arrested.

Distinct spatial zones where prominently identifiable seismicity clusters seem to occur are shown as colored rectangles (red, blue and green).

In general, these functions predict spatial zones where rich multipath may be present, and which could be 'mined' for potential multipath exploitation.

After a more general account of the life-world and its relation to the sciences, the book takes up its various stratifications, such as provinces of meaning, temporal and spatial zones of reach, and social structure.

This will demonstrate the active role that the electrochemically generated bubble swarm can have in extending the spatial zone over which cleaning is achieved.

We present a review of the changing state of European permafrost within a spatial zone that includes the continuous high latitude arctic permafrost of Svalbard and the discontinuous high altitude mountain permafrost of Iceland, Fennoscandia and the Alps.

The current distribution results indicate that cathodic inhibition occurs in a limited spatial zone located between the cathodic sites on the steel and the anodic sites on the exposed zinc surface.

Here z(t) denotes the spatial zone in which the node is residing at time t.

In contrast, earthquake clusters in spatial zone G are located inland, while slow slip occurrence region is situated almost exclusively offshore (Todd and Schwartz 2016).