TB: It was [just] that -- that Alice in Wonderland in 3-D seemed like the world that Lewis Carroll created, with the kind of trippiness, size and spatial elements.
The more spatial elements of Triple Duo could be discerned in Marina Rosenfeld's "Rings/Black Circles," in which the pianist, cellist, violinist and flutist performed facing away from one another.
Transition zones (or 'ecotones') are ecologically important spatial elements of subtidal landscapes that represent a mixture of different habitat elements.
Insofar, spatial elements (of a social as well as ecological nature), political conditions, economic structures, settlement profiles, and available material resources (wind, sun, wood, and biomass) matter.
While many of the spatial elements of a club pertain to areas beneath, aside, or in some cases, above the DJ, the area the selector him or herself occupies the DJ booth is pivotal to your clubbing experience.
The exploitative intensities of each spatial element of Daya Bay during 1986–1991, 1991 2001, and 2001 2004 were calculated and analyzed.
The players, of necessity, were positioned across the entire span of the stage, emphasizing the spatial element of Schoenberg's conception of sound: themes and motifs are batted from one section of the orchestra to another, like a musical volleyball game.
Thus, the spatial element of the association seems crucial to hippocampal function.
We address questions regarding the putative 'agency' of specific spatial designs and architectures in 'retaining' the socio-spatial elements of violence perpetrated in the past.
Physical models provide an advantage for tasks that require visualization of spatial elements, coordination of space, and a scaled understanding of depth such as critical lift planning, structure steel sequencing, and planning staging areas for material.
