On V. S. Naipaul’ s Spatial Writing

S Spatial Indexing Techniques

A spatial index is a data structure designed to enable fast access to spatial data. Spatial data come in various forms, the most common being points, lines, and regions in n-dimensional space (practically, nD 2 or 3 in geographical information system (GIS) applications). Typical “selection” queries include the spatial range query (“find all objects that lie within a given query region”) and the...

Children ' s Performance on a Spatial Analogies

GENTNER, DEDRE . Children's Performance on a Spatial Analogies Task . CHILD DEVELOPMENT , 1977, 48, 1034-1039 . Young children performed as well as or better than adults on tasks requiring use of spatial analogies . The tasks involved body-parts analogies, such as, "If this [pictured] mountain had a knee, where would it be?" The entities referred to were physical objects familiar to young child...

S V Sheela

Recognition refers to the problem of establishing a subject’s identity from a set of already known identities. Iris recognition system identifies a person from the database of iris images. Iris patterns form distinguishing characteristics for an individual. The potency of iris recognition lies in its textual information. Iris based security systems capture iris patterns of individuals and match...

A Note on 'S. V. Chest Brace'

Women‟s Movement: The Politics of Migration in Contemporary Women‟s Writing

ing particular places, people and events into generalized categories, laws and policies is fundamental to any form of ruling. It is in this very process of abstraction that the colonial state legislates racial, sexual, and class/caste ideologies‖. Extremely small scale maps such as colonial maps of the world were abstractions which unified what is various, glossing over landscape details, rende...