"spatial imagination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability to visualize and mentally manipulate objects and spaces in three dimensions. Here is an example sentence: "The architect's spatial imagination allowed him to design a unique and functional layout for the building."
Certainly he was fired with a thrilling spatial imagination.
But his vast oeuvre includes numerous examples of his fecund spatial imagination and skill in solving tasks at all scales.
This spatial imagination may make them less dependent on the instructions than women, suggested lead author Susanne Wiking.
Bullied and undermined, planning authorities have been left castrated and toothless, stripped of the skills and power they need to regulate, and sapped of the spatial imagination to actually plan places.
The British painter Richard Smith deployed it in three dimensions in painted constructions that re-create impressions of commercial packaging in terms of the spatial imagination of the arts.
Absent a prior commitment to picture theory, this seems quite sufficient to account for their spatial imagination abilities, and even their dreams (Kerr, Foulkes, & Schmidt, 1982; Thomas, 1987 §II.B.6; Kerr & Domhoff, 2004).
This paper considers how different spatial imaginations of disease and place attachment amongst farmers modifies the meaning of disease control MIs.
They also entail spatial practices and imaginations; different ways of moving around the city and of tracing urban space as linked or fragmented, exclusive or encompassing, saturated and bounded, or open and expansive.
For thésards, fieldwork, government work and commercial work entail spatial practices and imaginations; different ways of moving around the city and of tracing urban space that define pharmacists' roles in terms of the modes through which they engage with broader collectivities.
Although they had the Total Football hallmarks – spatial awareness, ceaseless movement and imagination of passing – they were like a fast-forwarded version of that Holland side.
Behavioural domains and paradigm classes significantly overrepresented in the dorsal seed and its associated network (IPL and SPL) were related to action (action inhibition, action imagination, action execution) and spatial tasks like anti-saccades, saccades and imagined movements (Fig. 7a).
