The mirror-image shelving gives the main room an ingenious spatial order, or what Bernd Dams's calls "an intellectual axis that crosses a living axis".
The authors hailed "the new spatial order" of the city, and compared the giant signs of the Strip to the towers of the Tuscan hill town of San Gimignano.
Ever since the development of the non-Euclidean geometries in the first half of the 19th century, it has no longer been taken for granted that Euclidean geometry is the only geometry uniquely applicable to the spatial order of physical objects or events.
From such a "marine" perspective, Takeshi Hamashita renewed his view on Asian spatial order.
The traditional structural composites are known as materials with a spatial order.
The field of spatial order is not one of "rational" choices (depending on epochs) but rather of "political" choices.
Spatial order, however, has beneficial influence, and the loss in proton conductivity is expected to be less critical.
The latter is independent of the order of the scheme and the spatial order of the underlying differential equations.
Both the fluid and solid solvers showed an expected spatial order of convergence of 2.0 in the standalone mode.
Hence, the overall spatial order of the error convergence for the entire domain, including the interface, was 2.0.
Spatial order of accuracy is shown to depend on the behavior of the overset grid overlap during grid refinement.
