Sentence examples for spatial schemas from inspiring English sources

The term 'blend' here is borrowed from blending theory which is a theory of cognition that highlights the importance of cross domain mappings and conceptual integration to our thought process that are grounded in physically-based spatial schemas.

From an exploratory user study using a fictional textual intelligence analysis task on a large, high-resolution vertical display, we investigated how pairs of users interact with the display to construct spatial schemas and externalize information, as well as how they establish shared and private territories.

From the view of boundary and coboundary, which is soul of IS 19107 (Geographic information spatial schema), 3D underground topology was re-examined.

2) Schema mapping and transformations: the ability to perform schema mapping to reference datasets, to harmonise spatial schema based on ISO 19100 series (and INSPIRE specifications for Europe), for instance, to coordinate transformation using different coordinate reference systems.

Thus, while subjects could readily apply the non-spatial schema to retrieval trials, spatial schema knowledge required a transfer.

Two PPI analyses were performed per seed region (i.e. contrasts spatial schema retrieval > perceptual baseline and non-spatial schema retrieval > perceptual baseline).

When applying the spatial schema, this circle pair would yield the outcome "sun".

For the spatial schema, a change in position would have lead to an increase in difficulty.

In fact, the spatial schema condition purely relies on the horizontal position of one circle.

This explains faster updating of the spatial schema during the transfer (Results, Transfer test: new schema encoding and retrieval).

In brief, we computed the interaction between the time course of the seed with the psychological factor (i.e., spatial schema retrieval > perceptual control × regional time course, and non-spatial schema retrieval > perceptual control × regional time course).