Sentence examples for spatially differing from inspiring English sources
Depending upon this local lithology change, strontium isotope measurements (Held et al. 2015) reveal spatially differing geothermal fluids, with a plutonic signature south of the volcanic chain and a volcanic signature in the north of the study area.
The proposed procedure is able to solve complex allocation problems such as the spatio-temporal allocation of a budget among more than two areas with spatially differing species-specific cost and benefit functions of any shapes.
Such geographic variations invoke spatially differing selection and thus provoke varying levels of local adaptations.
The hypothesis states, first, that populations may show different adaptations due to spatially differing selective environments, and second, that males and females that differ ecologically (e.g. in reproductive behavior, in host use patterns) will respond to selective environments in distinct ways.
This has led to spatially differing exploitation patterns between locations: In the Spermonde Archipelago, some islands are known for their live food fishing activities, while others utilize ornamental fish and corals or trepang (own observations).
Furthermore, present and projected future hot-spots of greatest hydro-climatic change differ spatially, so that major spatial shifts must occur in the future among the different Arctic basins in order for observations and climate model projections to converge with regard to hydro-climatic change severity.
Impacts on each are shown to differ spatially and in line with hydrological impacts.
Understanding rainfall patterns, particularly how they differ spatially and temporally, give information on regional and global hydrologic processes.
The data measured by these agencies differ spatially and temporally in terms of number and type of variables being monitored.
The causative fault of the M 6.5 event is considered to differ spatially from that of the M 7.3 event on the Takano-Shirohata segment of the Hinagu fault zone.
Finally, computing the interarrival times of extreme (>95th percentile) events that suggest power-law behavior, the changes in power-law exponents of the hydrologic processes further highlights how these processes differ spatially and how the landscape has to respond to these changes.
