Sentence examples for spatially homogenous from inspiring English sources

In the case of an unstable equilibrium and oscillatory solutions in the spatially homogenous system, spatial effects induced either regular or irregular spatio-temporal oscillations.

An interesting insight revealed from our analysis was that when particular elements in the cyclic network are highly diffusible, both "upstream" and "downstream" elements show a spatially homogenous response to a spatial signal.

We find that mRFP1 exhibits the most spatially homogenous expression when compared to the native (tetrameric) and variant dimeric forms of DsRed.

For SST in the present-day period, the magnitudes of both ensemble and interannual variance were fairly spatially homogenous.

However, water table depth and total latent heat content are unlikely to be spatially homogenous due to variations in microtopography and slope, and therefore the rate of freezing and εice-water are also unlikely to be homogenous.

An attempt was also made to include the long-term CO2 trend in the model, however, because this is spatially homogenous it had very low explanatory power and was thus excluded.

As such, it can be readily computed during the post processing of computed reactive flow fields, both for spatially homogeneous and in-homogenous systems.

Creating individual animal chambers (amenable to differential light levels and spatially-homogenous shock with no "special points" due to electrodes breaking radial symmetry of the dish) and modifying software to control them at high speeds in real time is a very difficult task.

This study highlights a direction of vector-borne infectious disease modelling away from compartmentalised population-based, spatially-homogenous approaches towards individual-based, spatially-explicit techniques, a move also evident in modelling studies focused on other vector-borne diseases such as malaria [ 48, 49].

(2) in the spatially homogeneous case.

The comparison was performed over a fetch with spatially rather homogenous GEM flux dynamics under fairly consistent weather conditions, minimizing the effect of weather influence on the data from the three measurement systems.