Sentences with phrase «small spatial structures»

STAFF is capable of detecting rapid variations in magnetic fields, which means that very small spatial structures can be recognised within the plasma.

Not exact matches

If the ring represents a real spatial structure, then it has to be seen nearly face - on because of the small variations of GRB distances around the object's centre.

Sampling song from males at high and low elevations from two different mountains allowed us to (i) assess the presence of any differences in song structure at different elevations and (ii) consider the potential mechanism generating variation or song dialects on a small spatial scale.

To observe certain evidence of collapse, we require a high - velocity spatial resolution (to map the velocity field across small structures) that is highly sensitive (to take full advantage of the high - velocity spatial resolution).

Also the spatial structure of changes in precipitation linked to altered surface temperature by convection can be improved by using higher resolution model experiments, although the relative gain here is generally small (Di Luca et al, 2012).

Let it be clear, it is not necessary to use in calculating the overall development of small spatial - temporal structures, however, from the point of view of its action median overall effect should be considered.

In addition, the spatial resolution of ASCAT is half that of QuikSCAT, which limits ASCAT's usefulness in coastal applications to those that are about 50 km or farther from land, and in the resolution of small - scale features in the wind field such as hurricane structure, fronts, and jets.

Radiative convective models in small domains, no matter what the resolution, do not simulate the spatial inhomogeneities and convective structures that occur in the tropics, and should not be thought of as providing quantitative simulations of tropically - averaged clouds (or relative humidity for that matter).

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They had less white and cortical gray matter, and smaller - sized hippocampi and amygdale — brain structures that play a key role in spatial learning, memory consolidation, stress reactivity, and the processing of emotion.