It becomes specific and concrete in their mental map of their environment beyond the campus gate".
Each of them had come into the relationship with a mental map of how day-to-day life worked.
All this requires a working memory, a mental map of where to go and what to look for.
But if you do not have a faithful mental map of your own face and body, she said, you cannot read the expression on someone else's face.
The Alton Motor Inn and Function Suites sat slightly north of the river, where Kern's mental map of the county gave out.
I have to stop and give that one some thought to truly locate it on a mental map of eastern Africa.
Doing a quick mental map of where I'll spend my free time during my trip to the Big Apple, I tell my editor I'll be flying somewhere different.
East of the Bowery were the dangerous alphabet streets and the projects, a zone of no-go on my mental map of the island.
The book really begins with the first tourist to put Nice "firmly on the mental map of Europe," the English novelist Tobias Smollett.
In contrast, 'allocentric' navigation relies on creating and remembering a mental map of an environment, and remembering the location of landmarks in relation to other landmarks.
In poring over Hitler's markings and marginalia, Ryback seeks to reconstruct the steps by which he created his mental map of the world.
