Sentence examples for spatial relationships of from inspiring English sources

In works like "Group Tapper," a 10-minute score, Mr. Lucier has explored the physical properties of sound and spatial relationships of instruments.

A detailed dissection allows appreciation of the spatial relationships of various muscles to the knee joint and yields much information about the mechanical roles of ligaments, cartilages and muscles.

Lewin adapted a branch of geometry known as topology to map the spatial relationships of goals and solutions contained in regions within a life space.

The arrangement of these squares is carefully calculated so that the colour of each square optically alters the sizes, hues, and spatial relationships of the others.

His interest in the work of the first generation of Florentine Renaissance painters is reflected in the coherent spatial relationships of the monumental altarpiece of the "Madonna of the Snow," painted for Siena Cathedral in 1430 32.

"But I always found it easy to draw," he said, "not because of dexterity, but because when I looked at a scene the relative size and spatial relationships of objects seemed obvious and related immediately to their representation on a flat sheet of paper".

The three-dimensional surgical view was re-created at a monitor that was hardwired to the surgical end, and computer processing linked the image and the spatial relationships of the instruments in a virtual surgical field visualized by the surgeon at the console.

Many models included variables related to spatial relationships of structures.

Standard deviation ellipse (SDE) is employed to quantify the spatial relationships of insurable counties.

Congenital heart disease demands a detailed understanding of the spatial relationships of cardiac structures to plan treatment.

Structural diagrams in organic chemistry are used to encode the spatial relationships of a molecule when it is viewed from particular angles.