Sentence examples for spatial preferences from inspiring English sources
Thus, it is claimed that this generation evolution has affected the learner's skills (visual and spatial), preferences and the way they think (Oblinger et al. 2005).
The techniques used in the present paper provide a statistical and geometrically mapped generalisation of spatial and visual properties but they do not directly take into account individual spatial preferences of behaviours.
Sound and light treatments did not induce spatial preferences for the treatment or escape tank, but caused various behavioral changes in both spatial distribution and swimming behavior within the treatment tank.
Spatial preferences were not necessarily reciprocal; for instance, although individual A is B's nearest spatial partner, A's nearest neighbour could be either B (reciprocity) or C, another individual closer to it than B (non-reciprocity).
As illustrated in Fig. 3, during the acquisition period the two groups of animals spent similar amounts of time (about 50%) exploring two identical objects (O1 and O2), indicating no spatial preferences associated with their location.
In this paper we present Elastic-PPQ, a system for processing spatial preference queries over dynamic data streams.
Six studies confirm Hildebrand's argument for the importance of visual complexity in spatial preference, which makes complexity (after prospect) the second most relevant criterion for interior settings.
However, male zebra finches' behavioural responses in a spatial preference paradigm to a range of estrildid finch species, other than domesticated Bengalese finches, remain unknown.
A good correlation between probability and classic indices of spatial preference (number of region entries and time spent therein) was shown.
Furthermore, they show a lack of spatial preference, due to a decline in the ability to process or retain place (position of a goal with reference to a "map" provided by the configuration of numerous cues in the environment) information.
