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Phenotypically heterogeneous populations in spatially heterogeneous environments
Physical Review E, 2014The spatial expansion of a population in a nonuniform environment may benefit from phenotypic heterogeneity with interconverting subpopulations using different survival strategies. We analyze the crossing of an antibiotic-containing environment by a bacterial population consisting of rapidly growing normal cells and slow-growing, but antibiotic ...
Patra, P., Klumpp, S.
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A generalized heterogeneity model for spatial interpolation
International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 2022Spatial heterogeneity refers to uneven distributions of geographical variables. Spatial interpolation methods that utilize spatial heterogeneity are sensitive to the way in which spatial heterogeneity is characterized.
Peng Luo +4 more
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, 2020
Landslides are a type of serious geologic disaster causing great damage to the human environment. Landslide susceptibility mapping is an effective means to reduce landslide risk. However, previous studies have not considered spatial heterogeneity.
Yumiao Wang +4 more
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Landslides are a type of serious geologic disaster causing great damage to the human environment. Landslide susceptibility mapping is an effective means to reduce landslide risk. However, previous studies have not considered spatial heterogeneity.
Yumiao Wang +4 more
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Heterogeneous Spatial Reasoning
2005In this article, we investigate the problem of checking consistency in a hybrid formalism, which combines two essential formalisms in qualitative spatial reasoning: topological formalism and cardinal direction formalism. Instead of using conventional composition tables, we investigate the interactions between topological and cardinal directional ...
Haibin Sun, Wenhui Li 0002
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Bioresource Technology
The spontaneous solid-state stacking process (SSSP) of Baijiu is an environmentally friendly and cost-effective process for enriching and assembling environmental microorganisms to guarantee the subsequent fermentation efficiency. In this study, how SSSP
Liangqiang Chen +8 more
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The spontaneous solid-state stacking process (SSSP) of Baijiu is an environmentally friendly and cost-effective process for enriching and assembling environmental microorganisms to guarantee the subsequent fermentation efficiency. In this study, how SSSP
Liangqiang Chen +8 more
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, 2020
The temperature sensitivity of soil respiration (Q10) plays a key role in benchmarking the intensity of terrestrial soil carbon-climate feedbacks. However, there is large spatial heterogeneity of Q10 that remains unexplained at the global scale. Here, we
Jinquan Li +4 more
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The temperature sensitivity of soil respiration (Q10) plays a key role in benchmarking the intensity of terrestrial soil carbon-climate feedbacks. However, there is large spatial heterogeneity of Q10 that remains unexplained at the global scale. Here, we
Jinquan Li +4 more
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Spatial Heterogeneity in Epidemic Models
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1996Spatial heterogeneity is believed to play an important role in the persistence and dynamics of epidemics of childhood diseases because asynchrony between populations within different regions allows global persistence, even if the disease dies out locally. A simple multi-patch (metapopulation) model for spatial heterogeneity in epidemics is analysed and
A L, Lloyd, R M, May
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, 2021
Using land surface temperatures (LST) derived from remotely sensed data, numerous studies have shown that not only urban areas are warmer than surrounding rural areas, but within urban areas, there are large spatial variations in temperature. Few studies,
Jie Cao +4 more
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Using land surface temperatures (LST) derived from remotely sensed data, numerous studies have shown that not only urban areas are warmer than surrounding rural areas, but within urban areas, there are large spatial variations in temperature. Few studies,
Jie Cao +4 more
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Spatial Heterogeneity in Crime Analysis
CrimRxiv, 2012Issues related to the modifiable areal unit problem are well-understood within geography. Though these issues are acknowledged in the spatial crime analysis literature, there is little research that assesses their impact. In fact, much of the cited spatial crime analysis literature that investigates the impact of modified areal units suggests that ...
Martin A. Andresen, Nick Malleson
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Spatial heterogeneity and the persistence of populations
Oecologia, 1974The hypothesis that dispersal in a heterogeneous environment can be an important factor in population stability is examined. It is shown that dispersal may increase the persistence time of a population by several orders of magnitude.
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