Sentences with phrase «as spatial distance»

Because we live in the physical world, he explains, we're very familiar with physical concepts such as spatial distance, or warmth and cold.

Thus, in the mythological manner of representation, God's transcendence is thought of as spatial distance.»

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That's as simplistic as I can so write CK... For before the Holy Spirit became flesh and bones, Chaos ensued and immeasurable amounts of Big Bangs began to multiply within great distances from each other... We are aware of but one Big Bang and I am in sorrows that our astrophysicists can not rightly fathom the plausible conditionings that permeate the theoretical potential for immeasurable amounts of Big Bangs leisurely being born / established within the Holy Spirit and / or Spatial Nothingness...

I shall refer to this as perception at a distance, meaning not the psychic otherness of anything perceived in the matrix of externally related events in relation to the act of perceiving, but the spatial distance between any attended event and the percipient, which itself is part of the matrix (CN 3; II 132f).

As Whitehead observed, since the advent of relativity, «spatial relations must stretch through time» (Whitehead 1925, p. 6); in other words, there are only spatio - temporal, but no merely spatial distances.

The effects of gravity leaking into such dimensions would be visible only over long distances — explaining why gravity on smaller scales, such as the size of the solar system, behaves as if there are three spatial dimensions.

That time lengthened with the distance between features, suggesting — but not proving — that the brain pans across an imagined scene depicted with the same spatial topography as a retinal image.

It helps refine their spatial cognitive abilities, such as object discrimination and visually ascertaining the location and distance of an object.

Accents of small cobalt blue triangles and dots intermingle with the outlines of lightly traced hurdles; it is these that ground the picture in the history of landscape painting, as they interrupt the fluid swathes of pastel brushstrokes to demarcate spatial distance and establish a foreground that would otherwise be intangible.

Berlind's particular contribution came through the manner in which he superimposed layers of space and distance, foreground and background, as though the substances within each spatial level were compressed under a microscope's cover slide, or seen through sheets of Mylar, one above the other.

The spatial interpolation can be further elaborated by taking into account geographical parameters such as distance from the coast, altitude, latitude and longitude if the values are sensitive to these parameters.

The panelists will discuss how their work is creating a more just foodscape and how urban agriculture can be used as a means to bridge spatial and social distances in the food system.

«Although it has been suggested that such interpolation is unreliable owing to the distances involved1, large spatial scales are not inherently problematic if there is high spatial coherence, as is the case in continental Antarctica4.»