The two syndromic groups showed broadly similar profiles of auditory spatial deficits relative to healthy older controls, with sparing of discriminability of cues to sound externalization but impaired discrimination of sound motion and static position in external space.
You also think of his 60-year exploration of internal and external space.
The metal connecting bridges, for example, are sized to be habitable additions to the external space, not just conduits for people.
Here, instead of light, there is dark; instead of order, there is clutter; instead of Hedda's father's portrait, there is a glazed mirror, which reflects only Hedda's alienated self; instead of the external space, Rickson shows us her internal one.
It is surrounded in turn by an infinite external space empty of all bodies.
How do successful verbal improvisers manage without shifting some of their workload into an external space?
Between the self and the external space, there is a small zone in which boundaries are blurred.
A neural representation of external space at this early time points to strong innate components for perception of space.
The system is adaptable to the internal or external space where it is installed by using online model adaptation.
It seems plausible to think that touch, unlike vision, does not have a full, 3 dimensional sensible field in external space.
Is it acquired, or are we born with the ability to represent external space (see the Perspective by Palmer and Lynch)?
