Sentence examples for theories of spatial from inspiring English sources
Results are discussed with regard to theories of spatial memory and the design of computer-supported spatial visualization technologies.
The results support optimal integration theories, and suggest that spatial and non-spatial aspects of vision need explicit distinction in bimodal studies and theories of spatial integration.
Most GIS has been developed with theories of spatial representation and computing.
Hering was also a fellow Fechnerian (he studied under Fechner), and he shared both Mach's bio-psychological orientation and nativist theories of spatial intuition.
Like many contemporary theories of spatial vision, the Berkeleyan account thus acknowledges an important role for oculomotor factors in our perception of distance.
Incorporating theories of spatial memory and representative icons in designs for visualized retrieval systems helps children to recognize different categories of knowledge content and improves their efficiency in information retrieval.
In these books Haring also formulated his own theory of spatial relationships.
The mechanism theory of spatial deployable structures based on the Scissor-Like-Element (SLE) is dealt with.
The purpose of this paper is to develop a formal theory of spatial relations for domains that include coincident entities.
In this paper, we sketch out a computational theory of spatial cognition motivated by navigational behaviours, ecological requirements, and neural mechanisms as identified in animals and man.
The original, terrestrial-based HPD model integrates a general theory of spatial heterogeneity (patch dynamics) with hierarchy theory by expressing relationships among pattern, process, and scale in a landscape context.
