"spatial shapes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the physical or three-dimensional forms and structures of objects or spaces. Example: The artist's work was known for its unique incorporation of both geometric and natural spatial shapes.
When only a single mode is initiated, a higher or lower mode can be accommodated into the responses, making cable spatial shapes hybrid in some time intervals.
This method presents a big potential as it induces filtering based on a local analysis of the signal morphology and does not restrict filtering to a reduced set of spatial shapes.
According to the approach used to outline the knowledge framework of the Strategic Environmental Assessment, the role of human activities in the formation of spatial shapes has been synthesized in the spatial distribution of activities, functions and population.
As Ehrenfels himself points out in his 1890 article "Über 'Gestaltqualitäten'" ("On 'Gestalt Qualities'"), he was inspired by a series of remarks in Ernst Mach's 1886 book Beiträge zur Analyse der Empfindungen (Contributions to the Analysis of Sensations), in particular Mach's claim that we would be able to sense spatial shapes and melodies ("tone shapes") directly.
Either individual subarray blocks, or circular spatial shapes, were given a ten-fold higher value in one channel.
"The administration calls it spatial shaping," Greenfield-Gilat explained.
The spin-orbit coupling arises from the non-separability between polarization and spatial shape and has already found a myriad of applications such as laser material processing.
Besides, we also study the commute times as shape distributions, which grasp the spatial shape information globally.
Spatial shaping constraints take account of the structure of interference and exploit it in benefit of the secondary network.
We first show that spatial shaping constraints generalize IT, in that the latter can be expressed as a set of isotropic shaping constraints on each interference dimension.
In the area of contemporary Poland, the barrack complexes from the late 19th and early 20th century influenced to the greatest extent the spatial shape of many cities.
