Sentences with phrase «of spatial relations»

Like her previous performative time - lapse sequence «Grid Piece», the work created at Guttenberg Arts continues to explore the phenomenology of spatial relations, questioning where experience and imagery converge and crossover.

I was very fond of the spatial relations.

He then applies it to canvas, often setting the dry acrylic pieces into a field of wet paint, essentially creating inlaid paintings where the sense of spatial relations is not readily apparent.

Such breaks in color, the type of marks Min makes, and the layering of paint generate an entanglement of spatial relations.

«On this theory,» says Whitehead, «all that there is to be known is that inexplicable bits of matter are hurrying about with their motions correlated by inexplicable laws expressible in terms of their spatial relations to each other.

It may be possible to work out a scheme of spatial relations that entirely avoids complete surrounding, but exploring this would take a lengthy analysis.

Such a spatial relation is indeed objective for Whitehead (PNK 32); thus, the homogeneity of spatial relations is claimed in The Principle of Relativity as the basis for the uniformity of physical relations generally (R 8).

However, nowhere in The Principles of Natural Knowledge does one find a precise definition of simultaneity in terms of spatial relations.

Cobb believes that this «offers us our best analogy for thinking of the spatial relation of God and the world.»

Its first image, an angled long - shot of Barry Egan (Adam Sandler) sitting at a desk in the corner of an empty warehouse, is dissonant in its total remove from any sense of spatial relation.

Not exact matches

Spatial relations within the universe are presently observable, whereas temporal relations in the matter of origins are not.

We have here an updated version of Kant's criticism of the Leibnizian monad in the «Amphiboly» in the Critique of Pure Reason: the spatially situated existent is indeed made up of relations rather than being a substance containing its «inhering» attributes internally as predicates which are part of its concept; only the relations are no longer those of the synthetically connected manifold, but the relational connections between the particulars of modern functional or mathematical logic, expanded to include within itself the spatial and temporal relations which Kant could only account for by means of the synthetic a priori.

«Matter» can only be defined as a complex of relations between energy, charge, spin, speed and spatial and temporal relations.

It is this spatial extensiveness which was shown earlier to serve as the basis for the relation of simultaneity.

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).

It is highly improbable that laws describing the behavior of the particles within this structure and information about spatial relations could ever explain the behavior of the structure as a whole.

If not, how does the arrangement of the parts produce properties which are not ultimately functions of the parts together with their spatial relations?

RS: We presuppose a multiplicity of kinds of things with multiple copies of each kind of thing which are not occupying the same point but standing in what can only be spatial relations to each other.

Of course, this one - dimensional personal inheritance from occasion to occasion in the psyche provides no analogical basis for understanding the many - dimensional connections in nature, in which spatial as well as temporal relations are involved.

By this principle we could explain our prehension of God's primordial nature and God's prehension of our mental poles quite apart from any spatial relations.

Furthermore the mutual relations of the material entities at each instant formed these entities into a spatial configuration in an unbounded space.

This is due to the fact that the properties of space and time are, or at least appear to us, quite similar and, furthermore, that the spatial relations seem to us as somehow more fundamental, more solid, and easier to grasp than the elusive temporal relations.

Time, or more accurately, becoming seems to be more fundamental in the light of available evidence, while spatial relations are mere instantaneous cross-sections in what Whitehead called the «creative advance of nature» and Bergson, before him, «true duration.»

Hence the succession is confused with spatial order; the duration of concomitant motions is judged erroneously from the distance covered by the moving bodies without taking into account the differences in speed; and the relation of simultaneity is not disentangled from spatial coincidence.

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.

He holds that in our cosmic epoch, prehension of the physical poles of other occasions seems to be dependent on contiguity, but that prehensions of the mental poles of other occasions may not be dependent on contiguity.37 By this principle we could explain our prehension of God's primordial nature and God's prehension of our mental poles quite apart from any spatial relations.

From the very first, participants grouped their borrowed chairs in a Sunday arrangement that suggested their intention of becoming a church, and they stood, bowed, and mingled in spatial relation to one another.

The relation of succession is dynamic because both terms of the relation — past and present, before and after — arise only within the context of becoming; the dynamics of the relation exclude the coexistence of the relata — exclude the reduction of durational succession to spatial juxtaposition.

From numbers and counting, to spatial relations and geometry, much of early play like building towers or creating patterns with toy cars practices basic preschool math.

Do spatial relations activity: Ask your child to stand behind a chair, next to the chair, in front of a chair, on top of the chair and crouch under the chair.DO NOT COPY CONTENT FROM THIS PAGE.

They teamed up with James Dedrick and Andrew Gibson from the York Plasma Institute, University of York, U.K. to study how plasma behavior varies in relation to spatial location, time and particle energy.

• Encouraging caregivers to increase their use of words for number, for the spatial properties of objects, and for abstract relations like similarity has the potential for improving children's understanding of number and spatial thinking, and their ability to make sophisticated comparisons.

These observations of spatial variation in relation to the terrain features are likely driven in part by changes in ocean bottom current speeds produced by the hilly terrain; this causes changes in the settling and drifting of marine snow.

We speak of events occurring in relation to temporal landmarks, in the same way that we locate objects in relation to spatial landmarks.

We should regard it as a specific — if dramatic — manifestation of a more general disorder: an inability to deal with complex spatial relations caused by the right parietal damage.

The chemical composition of these decay products in relation to the substrate material, the various conservation and restoration historic phases is discussed along with their spatial distribution on the monument's surfaces and also in correlation with environmental and climatic data.

Spatial learning ability of the threespine stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus) in relation to inferred ecology and ancestry.

This flat LogN - LogS relation suggests that the spatial distribution of the sources should have an arm - like structure in which the Solar system is included.

Yet, luff of entry's born - again basketball unit position composer and administrative division swingman, gets a look for the «s spatial relation of the defensive shots.

The director and his DP, Harris Savides, shot the movie largely on digital, but the film so often favours steady, patiently held compositions that allow its actors to move around within the frame and interact with each other, showing spatial relations in much the same way that Fincher is drawing connections between the facts of the case.

This kind of understanding of the visual world — and its relation to physical items — is valuable in solving spatial problems, designing, and doing crafts.

The relations among various spatial and mathematics skills were assessed in a cross-sectional study of 854 children from kindergarten, third, and sixth grades (i.e., 5 to 13 years of age).

This idea ties into Groensteen's concept of comics as a spatial network, where «every panel exists, potentially if not actually, in relation with each of the others» (2007).

Illogical spatial relations, inconsistencies of scale, imbalanced masses, and ambiguous transitions become the organizing principles of the paintings, and they create a structural dissonance that is incompatible with representational depictions of landscape.

His structural haikus expound the complex interplay of gestures and spatial relations between its components, outlining immense balance and restraint.

He sees the Whitney show as a chance for people to understand how steady his exploration of abstraction and spatial relations has been, despite directions that have confounded some.

Considering the periphery, or margin, as a necessary and constituent part of the center, without which the center could not exist, this text will discuss Lefebvre's «spatial triad» in relation to the project space:

A Stroll through the Worlds of Animals and Men» Jacob von Uexkull (1957) / EXTRACT:» We are easily deluded into assuming that the relationship between a foreign subject and the objects in his world exists on the same spatial and temporal plane as our own relations with the objects in our human world.

This talk will demonstrate how exhibitions create spatial relations between different planes of interaction for the viewer, and how multiple agencies and actors are necessary for an understanding of the curatorial as a constellation of activities that can be can represented the final exhibition - form.

In these, the central band suggests the trunk of a tree, and the flanking areas are in much closer spatial relation, containing elements that may be read as branches.