spatially造句

The last dimension, how everything relates, is implied spatially.

Current work in developing invisibility cloaks tries to hide an object spatially.

Guangdong will need to reduce inequality and promote development on the basis of spatially unbalanced growth.

The Windows allow the crew to Orient themselves-spatially and emotionally-to the Earth, the Moon, and the stars.

Men never lose their obsession for impractical, spatially-related toys - they just spend a lot more on them.

We can actually see spatially all the details in the field animated as you turn the current on and off.

The idea is for the retina prostheses to release neurotransmitters according to spatially and temporally controlled patterns and thus stimulate the nerve cells.

Sometimes, message order may not matter, but it may be important that a collection of messages are processed together, both spatially and temporally.

The mind (" I ") which discerns the three dimensional world around us, orders it by dividing it in separate objects, locating them spatially.

A building can be programmed temporally as well as spatially to link the present with the past or the present with the future.

In practice, there are more powerful instruments of integration than "spatially targeted" efforts-eg, land markets that unify all places, or infrastructure that connects some places to others.

A central feature is the high-quality design of the spatially limited outdoor areas designed to create a sophisticated, robust and enjoyable open space despite a high usage rate (400 pupils).

Men also show some advantage over women in other visuo-spatial tests such as judging the orientation of a line and visualising objects spatially, although these differences are not great.

An output pixel is generated using such motion vectors, but it is possible (indeed, likely) that the output pixel is not exactly spatially aligned with a required pixel position in the output image.