Sentence examples for in spatial terms from inspiring English sources

The layout conveyed in spatial terms that European civilization occupied an advanced position to which other peoples could, as yet, only aspire.

And with the invention of the Steady-cam, Kubrick's penchant for virtuoso tracking can more easily be made to analyse in spatial terms the extent of his chief character's disorientation.

Drawing on ideas from cognitive linguistics, connectionism, and perception, The Human Semantic Potential describes a connectionist model that learns perceptually grounded semantics for natural language in spatial terms.

Although, the city's growth rates have slowed since the 1980s, this process is not manifested evenly in spatial terms.

How does such a unit register both social contiguity and tension in spatial terms and recast relations of gender, class, race, and other power configurations such as the global and local?

Though neither Tinkers nor Enon possesses anything so specific as a theme, it is possible to witness a shift of emphasis and a widening of scope in the new novel, from time to space – in fact, to time as something registered not by clocks and watches but impressionistically, in spatial terms.

The system has so far succeeded in learning spatial terms from English, German, Russian, Japanese, and Mixtec.

Loos clarified the function of the hinge in formal and spatial terms.

This triggers segregation of the society, particularly in large cities, in both social and spatial terms.

The same ideas have recently also been applied to spatial terms in several unrelated languages.

That is, Ahmed seems to be tracing out a process of arrival to indigenous places, where "before" can be understood in both temporal and spatial terms.