spatial
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- adjective
- /ˈspeɪʃəl/
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espacial
- The architect created a stunning design that maximized the building's spatial potential.
- spatial distribution
- spatial and temporal
- spatial extent
So that's a spatial array of of equality.
- So that's a spatial array of of equality.
- This this is the beginning of Apples spatial computing journey.
- And can the world of spatial computing be accessed by us PC folk?
- You know, this the spatial temporal order, the physics of things.
- They have not just spatial hierarchy, they have social hierarchy.
- Better recall of different spatial learning tasks.
- They come from relations between fundamentally non spatial and non temporal ingredients.
- Now you can do it for other domains like spatial reasoning.
Examples
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Now, since this discovery, many studies have examined spatial memory in humans.
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Look at the spatial configuration of the scene.
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But now I can basically use spatial information, not lose it.
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One thing we are doing well is like spatial awareness.
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Like spatial relationships and depth and all that stuff.
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Consider, for instance, how our spatial experience influences how we think about time.
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Research shows that kids who play video games develop better spatial skills and hand-eye coordination.
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Today, his maps provide a spatial record of three Georgia cities as the Civil War loomed.
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Their overlapping forms also add spatial planes to give more depth to the painting.
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Visual and spatial acuity were beyond anything we'd seen up to that point or since.
Synonyms
About the position or area of things in space
Antonyms
Compounds
How Spatial
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Etymology
The word spatial comes from the old Latin word spatium, which means 'space' or 'room' and shares the same idea as the English word space. So, spatial means 'relating to space', for example how things are placed or how we understand locations.