Sentence examples for tracking the spatial from inspiring English sources
Soil water movement within three different soil textures was tested by tracking the spatial and temporal soil water content (SWC) variations in a soil chamber.
Our knowledge regarding reactions and precursor compounds in the various cellular compartments has increased in recent years due to innovations in tracking the spatial distribution of proteins and metabolites.
The model is computationally lean and capable of tracking the spatial distribution and further propagation of fatigue-induced damage in beam-like thin-walled composite structures (TWCS) by accounting for both sudden and gradual degradation of strength and stiffness moduli of material cells located at arbitrary positions.
The reporter-gene imaging based on the optical and microSPECT/CT modalities is essential for tracking the spatial and temporal characteristics of these remnant living cells in vivo.
Ginsburg and Jablonka (2010) suggest that these prey-predator interactions were driven by associative learning together with a centralization of nervous systems, while Trestman (2013) stresses that complex cognitive embodiment enabled tracking the spatial properties and relations within the environment.
On one hand the outer, loop computes the forces that are necessary to track the spatial trajectory Fx and Fy in the inertial frame.
In this study, an integrated mathematical model was developed in order to track the spatial and temporal variation of components in the process.
Species and community specialization have become popular indicators to track the spatial and temporal changes of species and community dynamics during current global changes.
The method of moments is applied to a population balance model for the crystals, to track the spatial variation of characteristics of the crystal size distribution along the crystallizer length.
These findings are successfully explained by reactive molecular dynamics (RMD) simulations that track the spatial and temporal evolution of the distribution of carbon atoms within and on the surface of the catalyst particle.
Using multi-directional variogram statistics to track the spatial persistence of elevation values across a landscape, we calculate anisotropy as a multiscale, direction-sensitive variance in elevation between two points on a surface.
