spatially in English

adverb

in a spatial manner, in a roomy manne

Use "spatially" in a sentence

1. The Aquaria were spatially interspersed in random order

2. Spatially addressable combinatorial chemical arrays in cd-rom format

3. Spatially investigate the relationship between many variables using Blueback

4. Spatially chirped pulses for femtosecond laser ablation through transparent materials

5. The two dimensional phase encoder spatially distributes the spatially modulated laser beam prior to application to the medium through a first Fourier transform lens (3).

6. Also, Aggregational response increases the stabilility of the spatially-distributed

7. Displaying sub-frames at spatially offset positions on a circle

8. Shear modulus estimation by application of spatially modulated impulse acoustic radiation force approximation

9. A spatially-coded substream is added to Dolby TrueHD or Dolby Digital Plus.

10. Dieric Bouts painted the scene in a lucid and spatially convincing setting

11. Benzobisoxazole Cruciforms: Heterocyclic Fluorophores with Spatially Separated Frontier Molecular Orbitals Jaebum Lim,† Thomas A

12. One or more desensitization channels spatially adjacent to the stimulation channel are also selected.

13. Method for obtaining amplitude and phase profiles of rf pulses for spatially selective excitation

14. Stamen fertility varied temporally and spatially in ramets of the partially male-sterile sex types.

15. Embodiments include use of multiple radiators (multiple polarizations and/or spatially distributed), with beam alignment adjustment.

16. As mentioned, my dataset is roadkill point data, so roadkill locations tend to be spatially Autocorrelated

17. An item that produces spatially and temporally coherent light through amplification by stimulated emission of radiation

18. The lightguide includes a light guiding region having a refractive index that is substantially spatially uniform.

19. Cornered entangles viewers spatially and intellectually in the moral, social, and political complexities of racial determination.

20. Measuring means for determining the angle of inclination of the auxiliary object (30) spatially are provided.

21. Measuring an appearance property of a surface using a spatially under-sampled bidirectional reflectance distribution function

22. A plurality of acoustic transducers (10, 12, 14, 16) are spatially dispersed beneath the surface of the water.

23. Mineralization is accompanied by wallrock alteration comprising a spatially restricted potassic type and a regional propylitic alteration type.

24. Transforming agent activity is exhibited at spatially varying depths, at temporally varying times, within sub-surface geological matter.

25. Hydrothermal veins containing quartz, muscovite, amblygonite-montebrasite, apatite, fluorite, and/or cassiterite appear spatially related to the tourmalinites.

26. Pathogen and antagonist were spatially separated by Bacterizing the roots while inoculating the stem with the pathogen

27. 3D Bioprinting 3D Bioprinting is the automated fabrication of multicellular tissue via spatially defined deposition of cells

28. Brane: Any of the spatially extended mathematical objects of zero or more dimensions used in string theory

29. The use of spatially-diverse antennas for receiving uplink signals provides diversity gain and mitigates deep fades.

30. We used a model selection approach to study species-aggregated, yield–effort relationships in spatially replicated, multispecies inland fisheries.

31. A system (100) for spatially addressing the synchronization of two light pulses (118, 120) having a respective wavelength.

32. Since the additive systems are neither spatially nor functionally separate from the petroleum tanks, they cannot be exempted.

33. An assembly of components which produce both spatially and temporally coherent light that is amplified by stimulated emission of radiation

34. An assembly of components which produce both spatially and temporally coherent light that is amplified by stimulated emission of radiation.

35. Concatenations The time needed to excite and spatially encode one slice is referred to as the slice loop time (Fig

36. Advance-phase glaciolacustrine sediments are rare but significant, as slope failures are spatially associated with areas where they are preserved.

37. A ground-based sky camera was used to analyse and forecast spatially and temporally highly variable surface solar irradiance.

38. The combination of the compound driver configuration loaded into an acoustic transmission line (28) produces a high performance, spatially enhanced sound reproduction.

39. Not only was space seen as a social construction, the general understanding was, inversely, that the social sphere is also spatially constructed.

40. 29 This reversal provides the framework for an analysis of demographic change, but the trend has been uneven both spatially and socially.

41. The absorptive layer is positioned near the attenuating segment of the core so as to spatially overlap a portion of the optical mode.

42. New economy activities are both more diffuse in space and more spatially clustered as we move up the value added chain.

43. We report here that spatially localized expression of the homeobox gene Apterous (ap) specifies the identity of dorsal cells in the wing [6].

44. In SAS, proc mixed allows the user to fit a regression model in which the outcome and the expected errors are spatially Autocorrelated

45. Aboriginality is also constructed spatially in this discourse, with prescribed communities framed as the location of both authentic Aboriginality and of threatening disorder

46. Ore lenses are spatially related to highly sheared, fractured, and altered mafic and felsic volcanic and volcaniclastic rocks of contrasting rheologic properties.

47. Biogeographical regions (Bioregions) reveal how different sets of species are spatially grouped and therefore are important units for conservation, historical biogeography, ecology, and evolution

48. Interestingly, the two Compartments in both Xa and Xi were again spatially organized in a polarized, side-by-side manner in individual chromosomes (Fig

49. 30 Unfamiliar environment Familiarity with an environment makes it less hazardous; for example people adjust spatially to avoid objects in their immediate vicinity.

50. The system consists of one or more acoustic impulse sources spatially distributed underwater around the perimeter of the fish farm or other region to be protected.