Sentence examples for spatially associates from inspiring English sources

A straightforward approach is selecting a point P on every PIF that spatially associates it with a cell, establishing a 'one-to-one' relation.

After spatially associating points with road segments, spatial, temporal and spatiotemporal aggregations are reduced to relational aggregations and can be processed in the order of a fraction of a second on both GPUs and multi-core CPUs.

The integration of stratigraphically located data on the molecular and isotopic composition of desorbed gases, host coal properties and spatially associated waters through the core production zone has allowed the spatial variability and relative influence of hydro-geological factors on methanogenesis to be evaluated in detail for the first time.

Major orogenic gold deposits in the Eastern Goldfields Province are spatially associated with these major structures.

Along transects, basidiomes from 75 species or morphospecies of putatively EM fungi were spatially associated with leguminous host trees.

These highly infested non-residential premises were also spatially associated with highly infested homes in the vicinity.

This identification of abundant C=O spatially associated with the C=C demonstrates that the grain coatings are organic carbon, rather than elemental amorphous carbon.

As was noted earlier (Smyslov et al. 2003; Litvinenko and Kozlov 2014), the hydrocarbon deposits are clearly spatially associated with the rift structures.

Some are spatially associated with sulfide deposits, usually around the margins and, from their high base metal content, are clearly oxidation products of the sulfides.

Some Quartzipsamments on older surfaces have horizons below 2 m that are contiguous with B horizons of spatially associated Ultisols or Spodosols.

High forest cover in rural districts was spatially associated with local communities featuring depopulation, unemployment, low educational levels and subsistence agriculture.