"the perception of space" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the way in which people understand and experience the physical world around them. Example: The artist's work explores the perception of space through the use of light and shadow.
The great American modernist Isamu Noguchi once said, "The essence of sculpture for me is the perception of space".
The basic concept with these and other applications, Dr. Leonhardt said, is that metamaterials change the perception of space.
Lesions of the parietal lobe may result in difficulties of speech and language or of the perception of space.
But we didn't know if the mirror works by increasing the perception of space or whether it's the image of another horse," he told the university's magazine, Innovate.
I know something about time flow blocked by trauma, through the fixation of a few freezed images directly on the iconic side of memory, but what about the perception of space that derives from this fragmentation of time?
The symposium will continue on Feb. 27, from 2 to 5 30 p.m., and Feb. 28 from 9 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Participants will examine such topics as the influence of traditional Japanese architecture on contemporary projects, the perception of space and the built environment in Japan, and the use of new materials and designs.
The show is in part about the perception of scale in space.
In our view, the multisensory representation of the own body changes the perception of external space because size and distance are meaningful only in relation to our own body size.
By doing that, you change the movement, and by changing the movement you change the perception of the space.
They distort the perception of time, space, and self, and even untether the senses.
The perception of the space program as one with no connection to life on Earth no longer appears to hold true.
