Sentence examples for spatial architectural from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a method for the automatic generation of a spatial architectural layout from a user-specified architectural program.

The final section traces the modern history of London as an ideal-typical case of an imperial city, the spatial, architectural, and built environment of which develop symbiotically with imperial growth and decline.

"We wanted to take that idea to the next stage and create an environment that reflects fashion infinitely, giving a spatial, architectural dimension to something he is already doing".

Shootings, events defined by immediate sightlines and ballistic trajectories, are an especially spatial and architectural kind of violence, and some ineffable part of their violence is to space itself — to the very airspace or geographical coördinates at which shots were fired or taken.

Using terrestrial laser scanning technology we create high-resolution 3-D models of wild ungulates' archeological large-game drives (desert kites) and demonstrate how the collected data can be utilized to conduct spatial and architectural analyses.

To avoid the experimenter associating stop-points with verbal cues that might draw participants' attention to a particular feature at the location (spatial or architectural), the experimenter did not say anything about the stop-point when stopped at the location during the learning phase.

Alternatively, from a biomechanical point of view, the skeleton can be conceived as 'a biomechanically-regulated structure that can be systemically disturbed (in the cybernetic sense), the strength of which depends on the intrinsic stiffness (material properties) and the spatial distribution (architectural properties) of the mineralized tissue'.

Firstly, a model which closely approximates our current understanding of the spatial and architectural nature of tumours provides us with a platform to further our understanding of the importance and implications of these interdependent structures.

This new model relies on the theory of fuzzy sets to propose the existence of a "fuzzy architectural spatial object, (FASO)" which is comprised of spatial units with degrees of membership that reflect the possibility of a person being present in a sub-space or involved in a sub-function within a larger space.

Spatial reasoning in architectural design can be better understood by considering the factors that affect the spatial updating process of the individual in an environment.

Until that time the established institutional framework for spatial, urban and architectural planning policy was based on uniform provisions of the so-called planned economy.