spatially
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- adverb
- /ˈspeɪʃəli/
:
espacialmente
- Finally, biological organisms disperse spatially, which confers robustness to spatially localized disturbances such as droughts, fires, landslides, and diseases.
- spatially separate
- spatially segregate
- spatially explicit
And now it's not just about being spatially located either.
- And now it's not just about being spatially located either.
- Our knowledge is, and I think will always remain historically and spatially incredibly contingent.
- So can you go out and and challenge yourself spatially?
- You can, an electron has a mass, so you can, you can cause it to be spatially localized.
- It said I have a very massive engine that's very small spatially.
- She's spatially unaware, which is unacceptable.
- And then two sentences later they're like in another part of the room, like just spatially.
- It's dry, let's say, and then the band is behind him kind of how it would be spatially.
- It's historically and spatially specific and that it it varies over time over place.
Examples
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And now I have something that's more spatially accurate, right?
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So this is spatially differentiated from this.
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And now it's not just about being spatially located either.
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A second challenge is how to spatially represent the studies themselves.
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At all times during the season, one or another of the native species is spatially dominant.
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In other cases, their access to park grounds was restricted either spatially or temporally.
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How do the social and economic impacts of U.S. conservation policies vary spatially, temporally, and among social groups?
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The "green revolution" amounted to a shift from managing biodiversity spatially to managing it over time.
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For this analysis, we used only annual inventory plots because this subset of plots is spatially balanced.
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In geography, we study how cities are spatially organized to understand urban planning.
Synonyms
In a way that shows how parts are arranged
In a way that shows where something is
How Spatial
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Spatially comes from the Latin word spatium, which means 'space', and you can see the same idea in the English word space. So, to say something is spatially arranged is to talk about where things are in space and how they are placed.