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Spatialization (or spatialisation) is the
spatial forms that
social activities and
material things,
phenomena or
processes take on in geography, sociology...
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spatial in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Spatial may
refer to:
Dimension Space Three-dimensional
space Spatial (platform) All
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Spatial disorientation is the
inability to
determine position or
relative motion,
commonly occurring during periods of
challenging visibility,
since vision...
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those who what have
coexisted in that
public space.
Social spatialization (social
spatiality) is a
concept that can be
defined within the
realm of architecture...
- A
spatial relation specifies how some
object is
located in
space in
relation to some
reference object. When the
reference object is much
bigger than the...
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Spatial ability or visuo-
spatial ability is the
capacity to understand, reason, and
remember the
visual and
spatial relations among objects or space....
- In computing,
spatial navigation is the
ability to
navigate between focusable elements, such as
hyperlinks and form controls,
within a
structured do****ent...
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Spatial analysis is any of the
formal techniques which studies entities using their topological, geometric, or
geographic properties.
Spatial analysis...
- on p. 219. Solomon,
Jason Wyatt (2007), "
Spatialization in Music: The
Analysis and
Interpretation of
Spatial Gestures", Ph.D. diss. (Athens: University...
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Spatialism (Italian: Spazialismo) is an art
movement founded by Argentine-Italian
artist Lucio Fontana in
Milan in 1947 in
which he
proposed to synthesize...
