The conclusion is that if you attack Real with a conventional striker and wingers, they are comfortable; but if you have players with the spatial intelligence of Messi and Iniesta, it's a different story.
A person with more spatial intelligence is assumed to create richer images of spoken or written language, and he or she is thereby better able to see contexts and more subtle aspects of topics.
They're built with meticulous care and spatial intelligence, woven out of variations on an original idea, turned around, deconstructed, reordered, redirected.
(Johnson) ★ Whitney Museum of American Art: 'Whitney Biennial 2012' (closes on Sunday) With remarkable clarity of vision, striking spatial intelligence and a generous stylistic inclusiveness, one of the best Whitney Biennials in recent memory confidently weaves together art objects and time-based art — dance, theater and performance as well as film and video — on a scale unprecedented in New York.
(Smith) ★ Whitney Museum of American Art: 'Whitney Biennial 2012' (through May 27) With remarkable clarity of vision, striking spatial intelligence and a generous stylistic inclusiveness, one of the best Whitney Biennials in recent memory confidently weaves together art objects and time-based art — dance, theater and performance as well as film and video — on a scale unprecedented in New York.
Some studies indicate that those diagnosed with HFA have some language delays, have higher spatial intelligence, and have a wider array of interests while those with Aspergers have better verbal intelligence and have no language delays.
Instinct and reason, however, are both aspects of spatial intelligence.
The bases for the similarities are identified as mental factors, including the ideas of intelligence, reasoning, memory, verbal ability, number capacity, and spatial intelligence.
If the government is determined to build more prisons, it should mobilise the spatial intelligence of our best architects, not magnify the mistakes of Victorian jails.
Colin Ellard, a behavorial neuroscientist at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, probes this and other shortcomings of human spatial intelligence in his delightfully lucid book "You Are Here".
