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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Spatial Complexity"”.

  1. Spatial complexity as a factor in the experience of time duration

    … influence of the spatio-environmental factor of complexity, especially visual complexity. Exploratory testing of complexity used 24 college students performing duration estimates with the Production method viewing scale models of different complexity of wall surface and pattern. A secondary …

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  2. How Urban Nature Shapes Health: Unravelling the Spatial Complexity of Nature-Health Systems

    … yet existing research often relies on linear, aspatial approaches that overlook how Health Outcomes emerge from complex, interdependent processes, whose effects vary across space. This thesis adopts a spatial complexity lens and a multimethod design to overcome these limitations and advance a …

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  3. The Reinforcing Effects of Response-Contingent Light of Differential Temporal and Spatial Complexity for The Hooded Rat

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-03T23:51:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6202911.pdf: 4388755 bytes, checksum: 8cf2a0f6718a452e8d76500d9a72d791 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1962

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  4. Interpreting territorial structure : the machiya of Kyoto and the rowhouses of Boston's South End

    … context. Through a study of the principles of spatial manipulation and architectural design of the machiya in Japan, some generic techniques are identified which can be applied to other types of rowhouses to add complexity and depth to the experience of space within a confined area. The …

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  5. 3D printing of cardiac structures in congenital heart disease

    … benefits of treatment and potential risks. The spatial complexity of the heart renders the creation of 3D models an important teaching aid. The educational promises of cardiac 3D models are endless due to the accurate anatomical structure, material colour, reproducibility, flexibility, as well …

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  6. Drivers of burn severity in the northern Cascade Range, Washington, USA

    … influence of annual climate and topographical complexity on the occurrence, size, severity, and within-fire severity pattern of fires in the northern Cascade Range of Washington, USA. Landsat Thematic Mapper (LTM) data were used to quantify fire severity for all fires greater than 10 ha (n = …

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  7. Enterprise design for dynamic complexity : architecting & engineering organizations using system & structural dynamics

    … and policies are distant in space and time. Spatial complexity recognizes that correctly defining the limits of the extended enterprise is essential in maximizing shareholder value via stakeholder management. Temporal complexity recognizes that policies, decisions, structure and delays are …

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  8. A Knowledge-based approach of satellite image classification for urban wetland detection

    … This is mainly caused by inadequate spatial resolutions of satellite imagery, spectral similarities between urban wetlands and adjacent land covers, and the spatial complexity of wetlands in human-transformed, heterogeneous urban landscapes. Knowledge-based classification, with great …

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  9. The windy city : harnessing power in the neighborhood landscape

    … in the four cases, the greater social and spatial complexity of the "local" urban environment created new challenges. I conclude that 1) stories about urban wind power's costs and benefits diverged at the neighborhood scale and city scale;

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  10. Hydraulic and fluvial geomorphological models for a bedrock channel reach of the Twenty Mile Creek /

    … are still dynamic systems with a high degree of spatial and temporal variability. To understand the variability of fluvial systems, numerical models have been developed to quantify flow magnitudes and patterns as the driving force for geomorphic change. Two types of numerical model were assessed …

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  11. Memory efficient approaches of second order for optimal control problems

    … schedules drastically reduce the required spatial complexity. The schedules are designed to minimise the overall execution time given a certain total amount of storage for the checkpoints. The proposed scheduling schemes are applied to the memory reduced implementation of the optimal …

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  12. An approach for upscaling the flow effects of multiple deep-water genetic units

    … and geo-mechanics (compaction) in a system with spatial complexity and temporal evolution of geological bodies, termed as genetic units (GUs). The data collection is difficult and costly in both economic and time aspects. Understanding the role of the interactions between GUs could play a major …

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  13. Quantifying the well-being benefits of urban green space

    … applications is the explicit incorporation of spatial complexity and variation in the environment within each study and across the various methodologies employed. From a practical perspective it is argued that these results provide inputs to both the decision making and planning fields. More …

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  14. Resonance treatment using the Discrete Generalized Multigroup method

    … includes several levels of calculations where complexity in energy is decreased as spatial complexity is increased, is employed to model nuclear reactors. However, this approach breaks down when alternate materials and reactor designs are considered. Thus, in order to simulate behavior in an …

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  15. Potential for unmanned aerial systems to inform ponderosa pine restoration: evaluation of horizontal and vertical complexity monitoring

    … the reintroduction of horizontal and vertical complexity. This emphasis has come from research showing that increased spatial complexity in forest structures is necessary to restore past ecological function and resilience to disturbance. However, most forest inventory and monitoring approaches …

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  16. Bayesian Tensor Modeling of High-Dimensional Neuroimaging Data

    … treatment, their sheer dimensionality and spatial complexity present significant challenges, including the risk of overfitting, increased computational demands, and the curse of dimensionality. In this thesis, we contribute to research in high-dimensional neuroimaging data by developing …

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  17. Influence of habitat complexity on diversity and community structure of arboreal spiders in grassland-shrub systems

    … Many of these niche factors can influence the spatial position of plants in a landscape. Plant communities often determine the physical structure of the environment (microclimate, plant architecture) and therefore, have a considerable influence on the distribution of animal species, such as …

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  18. Enhanced Light-Matter Interactions in Complex Photonic Systems

    … In this dissertation, we exploit four types of complexity to enhance light-matter and light-light interactions in various photonic platforms.</p> <p>First, we start by tailoring the spatial complexity in photonic designs, which can stimulate unusual light interactions with plasmonic materials. …

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  19. Studying early development using droplet single-cell RNA sequencing

    … is challenging due to the very high degree of spatial complexity in an embryo, and the limited amount of biological material that is actually present in these systems. Recently developed single-cell RNA-sequencing technologies offer a powerful tool for studying de- velopment. They generate a …

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  20. Social disorganisation theory and violent crime: A spatial-econometric analysis of Chicago and Sydney

    The spatialisation of violent crime is explored in two large case studies, Chicago and Sydney, using spatial econometric methods and macro-sociological variables derived from Social Disorganisation Theory. Social Disorganisation Theory (SDT) is introduced in terms of its formulation in response to …

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