The Munduruku performed about the same as Americans whose language is rich with spatial terms.
Diller and Scofidio translate this gap into visual and spatial terms.
Loos clarified the function of the hinge in formal and spatial terms.
Norm's casual slippage between barely differentiated worlds must be understood in temporal as well as spatial terms.
The layout conveyed in spatial terms that European civilization occupied an advanced position to which other peoples could, as yet, only aspire.
And with the invention of the Steady-cam, Kubrick's penchant for virtuoso tracking can more easily be made to analyse in spatial terms the extent of his chief character's disorientation.
Though neither Tinkers nor Enon possesses anything so specific as a theme, it is possible to witness a shift of emphasis and a widening of scope in the new novel, from time to space – in fact, to time as something registered not by clocks and watches but impressionistically, in spatial terms.
If the experimenter used spatial terms when speaking to a child, saying, "I'm putting the card in the top" (or "middle" or "bottom"), as opposed to, "I'm putting the card here," the children were much likelier to find the correct spot in the second box.
Spatial terms are also freely used in the expression of other, more abstract relationships: higher temperature, higher quality, lower expectations, summit of a career, far removed from any sensible course of action, a distant relationship, close friends, over and above what had been said.
Also, quantitative relationships are often taught, thought of, and spoken of in spatial terms.
The spatial movement stage can be obtained by discretizing the spatial terms of Eqs.
