He has a history, after all, of large-scale pictorial works and environments, if not always exactly paintings, using wall-to-wall carpet, chandeliers and Styrofoam as well as foil-covered insulation inscribed by viewers.
However, the effects that pictorial and mental arid environments may have on one's estimated levels of resources for habit change are not known.
A pictorial representation of the virtual environment is shown in Fig. 2. In this task, participants navigate through a virtual environment consisting of a 12-arm radial maze with a central starting location.
In content - he paints and draws the people and environment around him - and pictorial structure, his work is very European.
We contrast this to earlier work by P.G.B. Enser, Journal of Documentation 51 (2) (1995) 126 170, who examined written queries for pictorial information in a non-digital environment.
The crucial experimental manipulation here was that two sound exemplars in each category could induce similar pictorial representations (different snapshots of a similar environment: "people 1" and "people 2" and "traffic 1" and "traffic 2"), whereas the third could induce a very different image due to a different feature ("playing kids" and "starting airplane").
The experiment presents statistical information in simple frequencies and relative frequencies using numerical and pictorial representations in the context of different informational environments.
The industrial faculties had the task of preparing artists of a new type, artists capable of working not only in the traditional pictorial and plastic arts but also capable of creating all objects in the human environment such as the articles of daily life, the implements of labor, etc.
Pictorial, and increasingly photo-realistic, visualisation of past landscapes is underpinned by reconstructions of the past environment themselves effected through palaeoecological methods.
Many are of pensive young men, often set in environments of insistent patterning -- stripes on wallpaper, bedsheets and neckties -- that flattens and destablizes pictorial space.
