Furthermore, the use of GIS to spatially describe disparities is limited by our knowledge of the location of Superfund sites because not all hazardous waste sites have been placed on the NPL.
The most recently described spatially sensitive methods are Spatially Uniform ReliefF (SURF) and SURF* (called "SURF star").
The differentially-weighted Monte Carlo method for PBM is used to simulate coagulation behavior of particles in each grid that is considered to be spatially homogeneous, and the transport behavior of fluid and particles towards neighbor grids that are spatially inhomogeneous are described by general conservation equations of multiphase flows.
A tubular catalytic apparatus of a new type in which the heat release and heat-exchange surfaces are not spatially separated, is described.
Already the original work by Hodgkin and Huxley [2] described spatially extended, tube-like membranes (axons) and introduced the cable equation as a parabolic partial differential equation, which is in the same class as the diffusion equation.
Model should be in the form of ordinary differential equations; spatially distributed systems described by partial differential equations may also be treated upon transformation to ordinary differential equations (ODEs) by a built-in discretization.
This model has been developed using a finite element representation in which a 1D structure (continuous spread footing) rests on a spatially variable soil, described by Winkler-type springs, characterized by the subgrade reaction coefficient.
Model should be in the form of ordinary differential equations (ODEs), spatially distributed systems described by partial differential equations may also be treated upon transformation to ODEs by a built-in discretization.
As widely known, the dominant source of induction in the mid-latitudes is a symmetric ring current in the magnetosphere, described spatially by the spherical harmonic Y 1 0 = cos θ and temporally by the corresponding coefficient ε 1 0. The latter can approximately be related to the Dst index as (Olsen and Kuvshinov [2004]) ε 1 0 ≈ − Dst 1 + Q ~, (11).
The occurrence of the juvenile adult transition has been described spatially within the canopy as the formation of a juvenility cone, which we report here for olive plants from seed, and for the first time quantitatively describe its position based on the added trunk and branch distances from the soil.
