spatial
IPA: spˈeɪʃʌɫ
adjective
- Pertaining to (the dimension of) space.
- (uncommon) Pertaining to (outer) space.
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Examples of "spatial" in Sentences
- The room is huge and spatial.
- The components are called the spatial coordinates.
- If you haven't heard of the term spatial data, do not worry.
- It is the general solution to the spatial Helmholtz equation.
- Alternately, the spatial distribution of the sound can be examined.
- Spatial concerns militate against neutrality and comprehensiveness.
- It is the temporal equivalent of the spatial concept of universality.
- Dizziness refers to an impairment in spatial perception and stability.
- Globalization is an example of the changing spatialization of the world.
- Spatial epidemiology is the study of the spatial distribution of disease.
- Biogeography is the study of the geographical or spatial distribution of life.
- In general, the term spatial resolution is reserved to describe the number of pixels utilized in constructing and rendering a digital image.
- They're likely to think about colour in spatial terms, rather than nominal terms, be able to picture a shade in their head even before mixing the paints they need to get that colour.
- Such form is the expression of an obstacle to action which determines all our movements, and in which we discover those forms of the limitations of activity which we call spatial characters.
- One can trace the efforts to link life and geography—in the guise of what are called spatial automata—to a study by the great John von Neumann, who believed that biological organisms could be thought of as information-processing systems.
- Robert – yes, the UKMO builds weather forecasting and climate models from the same unified code base, so that the two types of model share a large amount of code; for example they use the same dynamical code, and much of the same physics, but differ when the big difference in spatial or temporal resolution demands a different way of computing stuff.
- By fknvty, February 25, 2010 @ 9: 17 pm be interested to see what all and sundry think of this little charmer. a senior lecturer no less, in spatial perception in artificial environments, has been published. point your search engines to peter lennox, “pecking order” (title of article) 4 feb 2010. courtesy of THE (times higher education) pz.v. p.s. expecting a sampled 45 rpm single to be released soon.