Sentence examples for spatially wide from inspiring English sources

The characteristics of the dispersion ramps suggest that they were caused by several temporally limited injections through a spatially wide area.

"We could make the model by using the long-term data and then we can verify the model by using the short-term, spatially wide data," says lead author Se-Jong Jeong, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.

Illumination of a small scale area with a narrow-aperture white light beam results in both cases in a spatially wide angled, diffuse light distribution that virtually fills the whole hemisphere.

Through setting up a mutually enforcing feedback loop between the digital and physical world and relaxing the rigidity of digital design models, a geometrically, structurally, and spatially wider range of architecture will become possible.

Compared to a paper-based approach [ 17], online peer recruitment was spatially wider dispersed and covered a larger geographical area.

Peatland drains are linear features that are both small (i.e. less than 2 m wide) and spatially extensive [48].

Many ecologically and biogeochemically important landscape features are spatially extensive, but occur at scales much smaller than the ∼1-km footprint of wide-swath, polar orbiting radiometers.

Furthermore, few studies on urban forests have precisely addressed the heterogeneity and area-wide spatially explicit information.

The source vector s(k) is a zero-mean, temporally and spatially uncorrelated, and wide-sense stationary vector with E [ | s i ( k ) | 2 ] = d i 2. The noise vector w(k) is zero-mean, wide-sense stationary, and E [ w ( m ) w ( n ) H ] = σ w 2 δ ( m − n ) I M, where δ is the Kronecker delta function.

We used the Caribbean region as a case study due to the availability of spatially coherent region-wide data and a growing interest in establishing MPA networks across national and territorial jurisdictions [24].

Using radiative transfer models of 1-D and 3-D, planet-wide, spatially resolved spectra, we have shown that, given adequate surface coverage, a nonphotosynthetic pigment can create a significant effect in the disk-averaged spectrum of a terrestrial planet.