Sentence examples for spatial ways from inspiring English sources

People may find it useful to conceive of these domains in spatial ways.

National reform efforts have emphasized that fostering spatial ways of thinking and problem solving are not broadly represented in contemporary curricula (National Research Council, 2006).

My life work is to marry architecture and music together to literally build actual architectural structures which feature music's power to build community, express, heal, and connect, in spatial ways for the public.    .

"Ancestrally, we had to be engaged with the sound world in a much more spatial way for survival, from birds sweeping down behind you to the weather approaching from a distance.

Figuring things out requires moving through the paintings in a distinctly spatial way, as if through a darkened aquarium inhabited by suspended bits of paint instead of fish.

Only such public space can effectively connect urban fabric not only in a spatial way but also by improving the urban life.

The goal of this study is to investigate how the global society's representing infra-based urban architectural space like airport has revealed contemporary life and the social relationship in a spatial way.

A vivid communication is "likely to attract and hold our attention and to excite the imagination to the extent that it is emotionally interesting, concrete and image provoking, proximate in a sensory, temporal or spatial way" (Nisbett & Ross, 1980, p. 45).

For future studies it might be of interest, for example, if strong visualizers show a larger association between number magnitude and space than weak visualizers because they acquisit, store, and retrieve numbers in a visual-spatial way.

Two illumination systems, which illuminate the two DMDs directly with Kohler telecentric beam respectively, were combined with projection system by a spatial layout way.

Digital media has made it possible to create experiences of simulated objects and spaces that enable people to apply spatial skills in ways that would be impossible in typical real-world interactions (Benedikt, 1991; Murray, 1997; Nitsche, 2008).