Sentence examples for spatial accommodation from inspiring English sources

And so a mother tongue is related to (rhymes with?) non-verbal languages – such as the languages of signs, of behaviour, of spatial accommodation.

Instead of blocking water through technical solutions grounded in civil and hydraulic engineering, alternative approaches such as spatial accommodation of water, building with nature and multi-layered safety must become equally feasible.

It has been generally assumed that a complete theory of architecture is always concerned essentially in some way or another with these three interrelated terms, which, in Vitruvius' Latin text, are given as firmitas, utilitas, and venustas (i.e., structural stability, appropriate spatial accommodation, and attractive appearance).

Gardens need to be designed so that they develop symbiotic relationships, using different nutrients from the soil and adding various minerals to feed the soil, or requiring different spatial accommodations.

The dependence of spatial frequency on accommodation has been investigated extensively.

Second, I introduce the concept of "campization" in order to explain the underlying processes that generate the socio-spatial arrangements of accommodation infrastructures.

The current contribution illustrates the process of campization by parsing the causal relationship between the increase in the number of refugees, the introduction of a wave of new asylum laws, and reception conditions and the establishment of camp-like socio-spatial structures of accommodation.

c Spatial distribution of tourist accommodation infrastructures of Lefkada island.

For optimal stimulation of accommodation, the spatial frequency of the grating was set to 5 c/deg (Owens 1980).

This is shown by the structural, functional, and socio-spatial characteristics of the accommodation in the three case studies, as well as the political and administrative objectives that determine the campization of accommodation.

In addition to availability, they describe spatial accessibility, acceptability, affordability and accommodation [ 18].