Sentence examples for with spatial isolation from inspiring English sources

The following remark characterizes the scenarios for which full-duplex with spatial isolation beats half-duplex.

In particular, we aim to ascertain in what scenarios full-duplex with spatial isolation outperforms half-duplex, and are there scenarios in which full-duplex with spatial isolation achieves an ideal rectangular degrees-of-freedom region (i.e., both the uplink flow and downlink flow achieving their respective point-to-point degrees-of-freedom).

Notably, the genotypes that are able to synthesize these MC variants were only found in one habitat, and it was concluded that relaxed selection constrains paired with spatial isolation led to the appearance of this unique MC producer [5, 6].

S mosquitoes were further separated into two clusters: S1 and S2, both from Mali, and S3 from Kenya, implying possible new taxonomic units within the S molecular form that correlate with spatial isolation.

Apart from extinctions as a consequence of demographic stochasticity (overall low population size in combination with spatial isolation), epiphyte populations are particularly prone to environmental stochasticity such as branchfall (Hietz, 1997; Zotz et al., 2005; Zotz and Schmidt, 2006), suggesting rather high local extinction rates.

Our spatial analysis revealed several patterns that extend beyond that of increased spatial isolation with outlier loci.

The reduction in the environmental effect after accounting for spatial and genetic factors is in line with a significant effect of spatial isolation (Mantel test p-value < 0.001) on patterns of morphological and genetic differentiation, affirming the other analyses (discussed above) that suggest the lack of a strong effect of the environment on morphology.

Partitioned architectures isolate software components into independent partitions whose execution will not interfere with other partitions, preserving temporal and spatial isolation.

Spatial isolation is any technique to spatially orthogonalize the self-interference and the signal-of-interest.

34 This study highlights the impact of geographical or spatial isolation on mortality outcomes in patients with HF as the first step in understanding rural urban differences.

Surprisingly, genetic variation was found to underlie all three strains, revealing heretofore unknown diversity associated with not only host specialization (flea vs. booklouse) but also spatial isolation (str. URRWXCal2 vs. str. LSU).