Sentence examples for spatial reality from inspiring English sources

Mr McGinn wonders whether consciousness is a hangover from the time before the Big Bang, a primordial intrusion which somehow squeezes itself through brains into spatial reality.

"The music was contemporary to the time of Shakespeare and inserted in a very realistic way, and if there was what we call 'underscore' underpinning text, then again that had some sort of spatial reality to it.

And I wanted the advice of an architect before speaking with someone who specialized in kitchen design because, like superheroes, architects can see through walls and imagine another spatial reality.

This cosmic juxtaposition of adult and child, of large and small, is replicated in our vision of the toys themselves: in close-up (to use a metaphor drawn from old-fashioned spatial reality) they are big, substantial heroes, battling resourcefully with complex and considerable foes.

It is only upon waking that I come to realize that the dream objects (the shells, the beach) were only mental fabrications, temporally dislocated, with no spatial reality.

The indecisiveness of officially integrating migrant communities on the long-term has led to the spatial reality of segregated communities and parallel worlds.

This analysis involves a multiscale GIS that includes a thorough representation of the physical, human and economic spatial realities, a risk-modeling approach, an adequate optimal location and allocation model (taking into account both queuing and staffing problems).

The newly launched waterfront developments along the historic centres have thus triggered a quite complex situation between establishing new spatial realities during a short period of time by a small number of mega projects and the spatial results of decades of urban development driven by the general segregation between the residential areas for migrants and locals.

Wonderfully abstract passages of flat color, such as the strong violet shades along the fence, are divorced from the spatial realities of the objects portrayed.

Thus when the government began in the mid-1960s to formulate its Bedouin urbanization and resettlement policy, it aimed to transform the socio-spatial reality of dozens of tribal Seyag villages with an annual growth rate of 5.3%% and population of over 20,000 Bedouin (Porat 2009).

Spatial augmented reality obtained by projection of the volume rendering on the patient (b, c).