Sentence examples for spatial inference from inspiring English sources

Several types of semantic information other than spatial inference can also map to narrative conjunction schemas (Cohn, 2015).

Not mutually exclusive to this, the attenuated P600 to experienced readers could suggest an easier time in drawing the spatial inference of the conjunction.

Thus, co-occurrence of conjunction with discontinuity may demand an even more substantive updating process to reconcile the structural revision and/or spatial inference with the semantic incongruity.

Fig. 2 (a) Visual narrative sequence where single characters are framed in separate panels, causing (b) the narrative structure to use using E(nvironmental -Conjunction, which (c) maps to a semanvironmental -Conjunctiona spatial inference.

By all accounts, referential changes and spatial inference triggered by conjunctions would both be indexed by a P600, reflecting updating of a mental model (Brouwer et al., 2012; Donchin & Coles, 1988).

Results suggest that ECa can be used to map inorganic C content in Vertisols weathered from calcareous parent materials, allowing for spatial inference of shrink-swell potential which may be useful in distributed hydrology modeling.

They also allow, indeed, encourage, the use of well-honed spatial inferences to substitute for and support abstract inferences (e.g. Larkin & Simon, 1987; Tversky, 2011).

In such cases, spatial inferences can be made at the aggregated level in relation to socio-economic and environmental risk factors for clues to aetiology (Beale et al. 2008).

Some role for experience is suggested by findings that naïve film viewers from a remote Turkish village have deficits generating "spatial inferences" from films using sequences akin to E-Conjunction (Ildirar & Schwan, 2015; Schwan & Ildirar, 2010).

(Note that it isn't just that subjects learn to draw spatial inferences from the patterns of tactile stimulation; it is that those patterns themselves become imbued with spatial content. The subjects in question say that it has come to seem to them that there is a spherical object moving towards them, for example).

The non-spatial inference of population genetic structure conducted with BAPS [ 61, 62] clearly identified six genetic units out of six populations.