Sentence examples for spatial extensions from inspiring English sources

Instead, Whitehead came to the conclusion that all objects should be understood as fields having both temporal and spatial extensions.

Typically, such models are simply spatial extensions of traditional, nonspatial population models used in fisheries management.

The amplitudes and spatial extensions are comparable to that of the signal from ionospheric sources like the (nighttime) auroral and equatorial electrojets and the midlatitude Sq currents.

The planar Euler-Savary equation and its spatial extensions reveal the curvature relations between two rigid contacting curves and surfaces under relative motion at contact points.

Such "characteristic scales" range from fine to coarse, especially when planning efforts must be developed for broad spatial extensions, like forest areas.

Furthermore, we were able to confirm that the effective dimensionality is determined by the interplay of the average distance between the Mn ions, the killer center densities, and the spatial extensions of the nanowires.

The intuitive images of experience are spatially ordered, since they exhibit relative locations as well as spatial extension.

Consequently, spatial extension cannot be real.

Since matter is nothing but spatial extension, its only true properties are geometrical and dynamic.

Thus, a certain dualism between God the Creator and the mechanistic world of his creation, between mind as a spiritual principle and matter as mere spatial extension, was inherent in the Cartesian position.

In a famous argument, known as the antinomy of the continuum, Kant tried to prove that the acceptance of the reality of spatial extension, the cornerstone of atomism, led to contradictions.