Examples of using Spatial and temporal scale in English and their translations into Spanish
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Spatial and temporal scale of environmental parameters.
Managing ecosystems at the appropriate spatial and temporal scales;
Define the spatial and temporal scales of the research.
Consideration should be given to changes in behaviour at three spatial and temporal scales.
Spatial and temporal scale of the assessment, and frequency of assessment cycle;
In the original submission by the Secretariat(SC-CAMLR-X/7), two spatial and temporal scales were identified;
Understanding the spatial and temporal scale of associated fluctuations in the regime of the physical environment is therefore crucial.
This in turn implied the need to furnish data on as fine a spatial and temporal scale as possible.
Atmospheric waves range in spatial and temporal scale from large-scale planetary waves(Rossby waves) to minute sound waves.
Many biological datasets exist, butfew have associated data on pressure at a compatible spatial and temporal scale.
Spatial and temporal scales appropriate to the ecosystem disruptionand the health outcome of concern.
Desertification early warning systems must reflect the appropriate spatial and temporal scales for detecting desertification.
Determine the spatial and temporal scale of influence of each biophysical change, identifying effects on connectivity between ecosystems, and potential cumulative effects;
The Scientific Committee recognised that the interpretation of some indices will be influenced by the spatial and temporal scales of sampling.
The Workshop discussed data reporting and the spatial and temporal scales for which data should be reported Appendix E, paragraphs 5.11 to 5.18.
It would be helpful to establish from the outset the frameworks for carrying out information analysis:the type(qualitative/quantitative), spatial and temporal scales and scope of each analysis.
Ecosystem services take place on a spatial and temporal scale whose properties are inextricably linked with the quality of services provided.
Participants highlighted the need tomake available information and knowledge that is context-specific, at an appropriate spatial and temporal scale and digestible by the targeted stakeholders.
For example, papers by the Secretariat had addressed the spatial and temporal scales of the fishery within 50 and 100 km of predator colonies WG-CEMP-91/9, WG-Krill-92/19 and 10.
The spatial and temporal scales of MPAs established for these purposes will need to be consistent with the respective scales of the ecologies of Antarctic marine living resourcesand the temporal scale of processes required to achieve these purposes.
In addition, information from the tracking of predators at sea provides the spatial and temporal scale of relevance for each predator species.
The Scientific Committee agreed that an additional option that considers both survey data and historical krill fishing information should be developed, and in order to do so it is essential that all information on historical, current and future krill fishing activities be made available on a fine spatial and temporal scale.
It was noted that this information was essentially on the same spatial and temporal scales as that required by WG-Krill to assess krill biomass.
On the macroscale it was noted that there was much commonality between the spatial and temporal scales of interest to WG-CEMP and WG-Krill.
Dr Constable advised the Scientific Committee that the spatial and temporal scale at which data reporting was required from the krill fishery would determine the scales at which the fishery can be managed.
Desertification is a complex phenomenon,triggered by low-frequency processes whose detection requires a larger spatial and temporal scale than those used in conventional approaches to drought and food security early warning.
Existing guidelines suggest linking the responsibility and accountability to the spatial and temporal scale of the use and, in case of transboundary resources, advise that appropriate representation from those states participate in the management and decisions about the resources.
A dynamic overlap index will require detailed data at a fine spatial and temporal scale appropriate to the scale of predator-prey-fishery interactions.
The Scientific Committee discussed issues related to the spatial and temporal scales of sampling and how that will inform the development of FBM approaches.
Whereas the form of the functional relationship in the model may apply over a wide spatial and temporal scale, it is the effects of fishing at small scales that would seem to be of most importance.