The phrase "spatial circumstances" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the spatial relationships, configurations, or locations of things. For example: "The architect had to take into account the spatial circumstances of the room in order to design the layout effectively."
Examples of selection of material clauses attached to temporal and spatial location circumstances are given below (Processes are underlined, Circumstances are in bold).
This raises the question of under what circumstances spatial structure need not be modelled explicitly.
In the present study, "musical semantic memory" is defined as memory for "well-known" melodies without any knowledge of the spatial or temporal circumstances of learning, while "verbal semantic memory" corresponds to general knowledge about concepts, again without any knowledge of the spatial or temporal circumstances of learning.
In these circumstances, spatial memory performance of aged rats was found to predict the level of hippocampal neurogenesis.
In these circumstances, spatial epidemiologic studies based on readily available (ecologic and individual) sources of data can give clues or hints as to which areas or pollutants might be worthy of further study using more detailed individual designs.
In some circumstances, spatial learning can be profoundly affected by hippocampal damage (e.g., Morris et al., 1982; Pearce et al., 2004), whereas in others this damage has rather little impact on spatial learning (e.g., White and McDonald, 1993; Jones et al., 2007).
Further, if downranked circumstances instantiating spatial meanings are added to the number of ranking circumstances, this figure increases to 15/26 (57.7%) spatial meanings.
Fig. 2 Spatial spectrum under different circumstances.
We examine the circumstances and spatial patterns of these events by addressing the following questions: where have motorists drowned?
