Sentence examples for spatial openness from inspiring English sources
In a complementary, 'psycho-evolutionary' theory, Ulrich has proposed that nature may allow psychophysiological stress recovery through innate, adaptive responses to attributes of natural environments such as spatial openness, the presence of pattern or structure, and water features.
Table 1 Evaluation criteria for urban information systems (UIS) Geospatial data Openness Spatial analysis functions Standard Whether the geographical unit of geospatial data at UIS are suitable for SDG measurement The openness of UIS data Whether UIS have the spatial analysis functions needed for SDG measurement Whether UIS adopted geospatial standards.
The SBDS complies with the conditions of an open source platform, but the lack of open standards for big spatial data systems limits its openness in terms of standards.
Experiments have been conducted on interior design and we developed spatial evaluation using three parameters: visual openness, privacy and physical accessibility.
Semantic associations were represented in the LO and pF, while the PPA was involved in semantic correlations and spatial characteristics, which were sensitive to the openness of scenes.
A NAP percentage value may represent a large range of openness percentage cover depending on the size and spatial distribution of the openness patches.
In building scene recognition systems some consideration about the spatial envelope properties (e.g., degree of naturalness, degree of openness, etc).
The authors propose a set of perceptual dimensions (e.g., naturalness, openness, roughness, expansion, ruggedness) that represent the dominant spatial structure of a scene.
The following aspects were tested: 1) effect of variations in the spatial distribution of taxa/patches and species diversity on RSAP, 2) effect of changes in the proportion of landscape openness and size of openings on the RSAP and the pollen signal, and 3) the value of low-abundance anthropogenic indicator species to detect openness in the landscape.
This paper seeks to test to what extent vegetation (and in particular openness) around a dense concentration of barrows was actively managed, using three pollen sequences in close spatial juxtaposition to the archaeology.
