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The Spatial Structure in Liquid Water
Science, 1994Liquid state structure has traditionally been characterized with the radial distribution functions between atoms. Although these functions are routinely available from x-ray diffraction and neutron scattering experiments or from computer simulations, they cannot be interpreted unambiguously to provide the spatial order in a molecular liquid.
P G, Kusalik, I M, Svishchev
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Detection of irregular spatial structures
Spatial Vision, 2006Wilson et al.'s (1997) study on Glass patterns suggested that the integration of stimulus features into a linear shape occurs quite locally, whereas curved structures--such as circular--require global summation. Their conclusion was based on experiments in which they varied the size of the signal area containing a spatial structure.
Ilmari, Kurki, Jussi, Saarinen
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Spatial Structure and Spatial Interaction: A Simulation Approach
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1991In this paper, variations in the impedance parameter of the conventional spatial interaction models are examined in a quasi-empirical manner. In a previous paper, a spatial demand model based on the translog indirect utility function was simulated to provide interaction data.
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Spatial Structure and Spatial Interaction: A Review
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1976This paper is a review of the literature of that area of spatial interaction which attempts to accommodate the affects of spatial structure. A brief history of this problem is presented, together with criticisms of suggested alternative solutions.
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Abstract structures in spatial cognition
1997The importance of studying spatial cognition in cognitive science is enforced by the fact that the applicability of spatial concepts and spatial expressions is not limited to the spatial domain. We claim that common structures underlying both concrete, physical space and other domains are the basis for using spatial expressions, e.g., prepositions like
Christopher Habel, Carola Eschenbach
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Spatial Structure and Spatial-Temporal Processes
1983There are many ways of describing pattern and testing for structure in spatial data. The best known statistics have been discussed, together with a summary of earlier contributions and important extensions, in two books by Cliff and Ord (1973, 1981). The first of these was concerned largely with various indices for testing for significant structure in ...
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The spatial structure debate in spatial interaction modeling: 50 years on
Progress in Human Geography, 2021Taylor M Oshan
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Detecting the dynamics of urban structure through spatial network analysis
International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 2014Chen Zhong +2 more
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