Sentence examples for spatial formation from inspiring English sources

The book uses a 1909 unsolved murder case to examine race, gender, and interracial sexual relations in the cultural, social and spatial formation of New York City Chinatown from 1870-1920.

Media and environments, theories of leisure and enchantment in post-industrial modernity, history of collective emotions and its impact on spatial formation, urban gentrification and preservation, architectural and urban history of modern and contemporary Hong Kong, China, and East Asia.

In order to determine the role of the aminoacid residues in spatial formation of peptide T the conformational peculiarities of the glycine-substituted analogs were investigated.

Flocking behaviour, as a type of self-organised collective behaviour, is described as the spatial formation of groups without global control and explicit inter-individual recruitment signals.

Stated briefly, the problem consists in steering a group of vehicles along specified paths, while keeping a desired spatial formation arrangement.

This research examines the spatial formation of the daytime Surface Urban Cool Island (SUCI) effect of Erbil city in Iraq, as a case study of cities in semi-arid climates.

Such prototype can evolve into a tool for identifying spatial formations for improvements during the architectural design process.

Scaling from the global to the local and corporeal, Dr. Ambaras emphasize that for the people who lived it, the Japanese nation-empire was one of several overlapping spatial formations that emerged from modern Japan's relations with a region in which the historically central Chinese presence continued to loom large.

A persistent spatial match of net migration with pull and push conditions is evident in the socio-economically polarized extremes of the Finnish municipalities, indicating the existence of self-reinforcing processes which generate spatial clusters or in more theoretical terms, spatial formations.

As far as ideal space is concerned, there is no need to think that the various spatial formations are in different parts of space: geometrical bodies penetrate one another without resistance.

Stimuli for the dichoptic condition were derived from the standard stimulus in that each single arrowhead was replaced by a pair of two arrowheads, one for each eye, presented in one of four spatial formations.