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Still, Akin has done an exceptional job of making sense of the spatial limitations.

The pixels were sampled in adjacent groups called “n-tuples” to account for the spatial relations among them.

Next, the team played around with the light probes, so that they hit each glomeruli in a slightly different time and spatial pattern—think changing light strobes from a disco ball, but more systematic and controlled.

Because different spatial patterns of light can be tuned to activate the bioink differently, both within a layer and between layers, the team decided to play with light-triggered bioprinting.

Paul wanted to combine player data from wearable devices with spatial information from game videos.

This spatial displacement reveals your thirst for freedom, your desire for openness and to break with the protest novel.

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His playful geometric and spatial derivations are translations of some of the most basic and beautiful laws of language.

The element they have in common, Howie tells The Daily Beast, is “the use of spatial limits to intensify desire.”

So, among other things, claustrophilia might be a name for wanting to be reminded of the body through spatial constraints.

His interest was all in organs, in functioning parts, not in the mere spatial relationship of parts.

"I call the type the spatial relationship of the organic elements and organs" (p. 208).

Spatial Housing Authority requires them every 12 feet but sometimes they come in handy, especially with certain guests.

These sensations would not seem to us to have any spatial character and we should not seek to localize them.

The impersonal time of the philosophers and scientists is merely the spatial symbol of duration.