The phrase "spatial sequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, data analysis, or any field that involves the arrangement of elements in space over time.
Example: "The study focused on the spatial sequences of urban development over the last century."
Alternatives: "spatial patterns" or "geospatial sequences."
In earlier projects the spatial sequences tended toward the jagged.
During 'off-line' hippocampal replay events, when hippocampal place cells show re-activation of spatial sequences, the topological structure of an environment may be re-capitulated8.
Frank Lloyd Wright was masterful in creating beautiful spatial sequences within residential-scale buildings.
In this exhibition Atget's work appears in two ways: in spatial sequences, series of pictures of a given site and its environs taken at one time, and in temporal sequences, series of pictures of the same site taken over years.
Owing to its scale and density, the city's public and private social relationships are more significantly determined by the architectural consistency of porches, doorways, fenestration and interior spatial sequences than is typical of modern cities.
Proof We introduce spatial sequences.
This level of craft enriches spatial sequence as it unfolds across the site, keeping your attention primed for what might appear around the next corner.
Away from UV sources the spatial sequence appears to be C+/CO/C0.
The samples are then purified on a robotic workstation, using PEG precipitation on carboxylic acid beads9, in order to yield high quality spatial sequencing libraries.
From a visitor's perspective, a linear spatial sequence can tell the story of sake brewing by itself, allowing for enjoyable self-guided tours.
The sculpted top-lit entranceways, where communal landings lead off from concrete staircases, give a feeling of robust security, with a spatial sequence crafted to balance the needs of privacy with sociability.
