spatial
The points are spread out spatially.
Some modernist houses could be smaller and more efficient spatially.
These children learn spatially and need more movement to engage them.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Space - general words
bay
blank
chamber
dead space
elbow room
expanse
expanse of something
floor
legroom
multi-chambered
non-spatial
room
space
spacial
spaciousness
spatial
spatialize
standing room
subzone
zone

Examples of spatially

spatially
Though forest trees usually show considerable pollen flow, assuming an absence of spatially distributed genetic structure is not always wise.
The vertical velocity in the right vortex is spatially distributed as in the left vortex.
Real-time measures of canopy size as a basis for spatially varying nitrogen applications to winter wheat sown at different seed rates.
As a result, the relative importance of the two sources of uncertainty varied spatially.
We have shown that on this beach primary production rates vary both temporally and spatially.
This prevents the evolution towards a uniform state and instead causes the flow to organize into a small number of spatially separated confined regions.
Those stimuli in the food delivery area are closely associated (temporally and spatially) with food.
The changes in the relative size of the two arbors with retinal eccentricity indicate that the arbors are spatially independent to some degree.
An increased frequency of extreme climatic events would also synchronize populations across large scales leading to spatially synchronized outbreaks of infection.
We begin by outlining the basic alterations to models without spatial extent and discuss relevant time scales for achieving homochirality in a spatially extended system.
Thus, federal systems should have greater problems achieving good outcomes compared with more spatially political systems.
She is spatially bound in her leisure activities and seldom ventures to unfamiliar places by herself.
The form of the problem allows for spatially periodic (cyclic) steps that incise and migrate upstream at constant speeds.
The aquaria were spatially interspersed in random order.
Among abalone populations, the microbial pressure on the egg surface could be different both spatially and temporally, depending on the habitats and geographical distributions.
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