Sentence examples for using a spatial referencing from inspiring English sources
Antonios Michelakis, a Geographic Information System specialist with the parks department, has been working his way through the boroughs for the past few years in an effort to pin down each park's true size, using a spatial referencing tool that incorporates satellite data.
Having established the existence of consistent and quantifiable differences in the large-scale organisation of the juxtacentromeric heterochromatin in ICF, we proceeded to investigate possible changes in the intranuclear positioning of this genomic region in this syndrome, using as a spatial reference the extreme periphery.
This image was used as a spatial reference for all GIS analysis.
The image can however be used as a spatial reference where clusters may be selected based on the structural characteristics of the cell.
Using a landscape typology as a spatial reference framework, the concept of hemeroby was used, in a multidisciplinary approach, for the assessment of the ecological aspect of agricultural landscape sustainability.
Burns et al. (2015) also reference work by Ward et al. (2006), who used a spatial model to predict household carpet dust levels of agricultural pesticides.
Hippocampal lesioned mice used in Experiment 1 were significantly impaired on spatial alternation (see Sanderson et al., 2009) and the hippocampal lesioned mice used in Experiment 2 were significantly impaired on a spatial reference memory task (manuscript in preparation).
This gave a statistical representation but without a spatial reference.
HEG tether was modeled using the spatial reference frame of the P atom on G+1 ( Fig. S3A).
Using the spatial reference memory protocol that was described previously [22], we trained these mice in the hidden-platform water maze.
An alternative hypothesis was that the mice were moving the discs in directions determined by another factor – perhaps perceiving them as super-normal bedding stimuli and carrying them back to the nest-box, or perhaps using them as spatial reference points with respect to the location of a visual reference point.
