Sentence examples for spatially expanding from inspiring English sources

Spatially expanding economies threaten the status of basic natural resources.

Ray N, Currat M, Excoffier L: Intra-deme molecular diversity in spatially expanding populations.

We engineer an experimental Prisoner's Dilemma game in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae to show that, despite losing to defectors in nonexpanding conditions, cooperators increase in frequency in spatially expanding populations.

The spatio-temporal characteristics of anthropogenic night-time lighting, potentially connected to the dynamic patterns of spatially expanding human settlement and economic activities during the urban expansion process, however, has received less attention largely because of diversity of both socioeconomic activity and urban forms.

The universe seems to be spatially expanding, with an origin some tens of billions of years ago in an initial singularity, the Big Bang.

A pattern common to marine resource exploitation is the spatially expanding depletion of harvested species known as the "roving bandit syndrome".

"See if you can't spatially expand my horizon.

The measured response in the time domain is spatially expanded over the structure and the mean strain energy for a specified time interval is obtained for each element of the structure.

We spatially expand the laser beam with a pair of lenses and use a CCD camera (Grey Point, Chameleon, monochrome) for the image acquisition to filter out the second order spatial modes, we place an almost closed iris after the beam expansion to only keep the central part of the far-field image which corresponds to the fundamental mode.

Kelly (2012), a QS community founder, contends that the current moment of self-quantification is merely an intermediary step toward "the future self"—one that Swan (2013, p. 95) describes as "spatially expanded with a broad suite of exosenses".

These BrdU studies suggest that the mitotic activity giving rise to cells comprising olfactory sensilla, both trichoid and basiconic, initiates in narrow zones along the proximal and distal annular boarders and spatially expands into the mid-annular region by the time of apolysis, and that a similar pattern is followed for both male and female tissue.