Sentence examples for a spatial problem from inspiring English sources

Some scholars considered it a racial discrimination problem rather than a spatial problem [12] or a language problem [13, 14].

Vulnerability analysis is thus conceived of as a spatial problem that involves searching the evidence of risk zones of vulnerability on the basis of multiple and differentially weighted evaluation criteria.

It was for this reason that Experiment 3 provided a contrasting spatial problem in which heading direction information was less of a discriminatory cue.

The CogstateTM GMLT was used as a test of spatial problem solving (see Snyder et al. 2005).

Skeleton computation is a typical 'natural' spatial problem that can be solved with the use of biological, chemical or physical phenomena.

In a study of the effects of inutero PCB exposure in monkeys (Schantz et al. 1989), exposed animals exhibited better performance on a shape discrimination problem after testing on a spatial discrimination problem with irrelevant shape cues.

Based on this argument, the model explains why people perform worse in a spatial relation problem with ambiguous solutions than in a problem with a single solution.

Wayfinding is a multifaceted, spatial problem-solving process of assimilating spatial information, understanding maps, making decisions and executing these decisions (Passini 1984; Passini 1996).

Thus, the hidden and exposed node problems do not allow efficient use of the medium because of a spatial reuse problem, as only one transmission can take place at a time.

The actual number of ligands that attach to a metal ion is in part controlled by the spatial problem of packing ligands together around a central ion.

Delimiting UGBs to restrain chaotic expansion and conserve ecological areas is actually a spatial optimization problem.