"spatially bounded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is limited, or confined, within a certain space or area. For example, "The local park is spatially bounded by a tall fence, creating a safe area for visitors to walk."
The annotations are related to the spatial selections, since they refer to particular spatially bounded image regions.
A spectral extrapolation algorithm for spatially bounded images is presented.
The technical, economic, and ecological aspects of rainwater management are interlinked and spatially bounded.
We discuss in which conditions these oscillations are spatially bounded, denoting a self-trapping dynamics.
An image is said to be spatially bounded when it is confined to a closed region and is surrounded by a background of zeros.
The pressure fluctuations caused by this spatially bounded, and intermittent, phenomenon encompass a very wide range of wavenumbers and temporal frequencies.
Some identity models circulate macroscopically in a society or country, while others can emerge and be negotiated in local settings that are spatially and temporally bounded, such as in an ethnic group, age group, academic discipline, local community, or neighborhood (Wortham 2006; Bucholtz and Hall 2005; Ochs 1993).
Moving waves emerge in an unbounded system, but they transform into stationary spatially inhomogeneous patterns in a bounded system above certain Pe threshold.
The scope of ecosystem science extends from bounded ecosystems such as watersheds, to spatially complex landscapes, to the Earth itself; ecosystem science also crosses temporal scales from seconds to millennia.
B-cell epitopes are those of spatially proximate residues in antigens which can be recognized and bounded by certain antibodies.
For the region studied we argue that the bounded pattern observed during the UP changes to a spatially flexible pattern during the Late Natufian.
