spatial

Modifies a noun

• resolution: The spatial resolution of the system is 100 microns.
• variability: Temporal and spatial variability was less evident for algae attached to rocks.
• distribution: For each sector the atlas includes three maps: spatial distribution of firms; spatial distribution of ' clustered firms ' ; cluster zones.
• autocorrelation: The characteristic diameter of high spatial autocorrelation is much smaller for these rougher surfaces.
• variation: The aim of the research was to examine spatial variation in wages in the UK.
• dimension: The world is getting smaller There is the spatial dimension.

Modifying Another Word

• especially: Spatial information carried in lexical items, especially spatial prepositions, can directly influence the formation of mental spatial models by the SRS.
• very: There is something very spatial, even urban, about the experience of walking around the corridors leading to classrooms and offices.
• possibly: Measurement science implies more than just the observation of phenomena, it suggests identification, quantification, possibly spatial or volume localisation.

Used with adjective complement

• involve: Again, several issues involving spatial clustering of groups could be studied in future work [ 21 ] .
• improve: The paper then discusses the use of geographically weighted regression ( GWR ) which can be used to improve spatial modeling.