نتایج جستجو برای: spatial elements

تعداد نتایج: 627113  

Deimary, Nima , Dorri, Ali , Jabbaran, Fatemeh , Talisch, Gholamreza ,

Privacy as a human need, is the result of adjustment of the interaction between human environment, which under the influence of current patterns of activity and cultural background, leads to a favorable atmosphere. Adjusting the privacy in Iranian homes is one of the fundamental features of Iranian architecture, which has had a profound effect on the formation of the spatial organization and th...

Journal: :Vision Research 2001
Sang-Hun Lee Randolph Blake

A modified version of the 'path finder' display consisting of many small oriented Gabor patches was used to study the joint contributions of spatial and temporal structures to shape perception. A two-interval forced-choice procedure measured detectability of curved 'paths' defined by orientation ('good continuation') and/or by temporal synchrony of change in motion direction ('common fate'). Wh...

Journal: :The Journal of biological chemistry 2004
Margaret L Grace Mahesh B Chandrasekharan Timothy C Hall Alison J Crowe

The beta-phaseolin (phas) gene, which encodes one of the major seed storage proteins of P. vulgaris, is tightly regulated at the transcription level resulting in strict tissue-specific and spatial expression during embryonic development. The phas proximal promoter contains a complex arrangement of core promoter elements including three TATA boxes as well as several putative initiator elements. ...

Journal: :Behavioral and cognitive neuroscience reviews 2006
Verner P Bingman Patricia E Sharp

The hippocampal formation (HF) of mammals and birds plays a strikingly similar role in the representation of space. This evolutionarily conserved property, however, belies the contrasting spatial ecology of animals such as rats and homing pigeons, differing spatial ecologies that should have promoted the evolution of group-specific adaptations to the HF representation of space. However, the spa...

Journal: :Vision Research 1997
M. J MORGAN R PERRY M FAHLE

When a random spatial noise pattern is displaced for a short distance it seems to move coherently, but when the displacement exceeds a certain value, the direction of motion cannot be clearly perceived. We measured the displacement limit (Dmax) for a two-frame sequence and found that it depended on the size of the elements comprising the random pattern, even when low spatial frequencies were re...

2004
Margaret L. Grace Mahesh B. Chandrasekharan Timothy C. Hall Alison J. Crowe

The -phaseolin (phas) gene, which encodes one of the major seed storage proteins of P. vulgaris, is tightly regulated at the transcription level resulting in strict tissuespecific and spatial expression during embryonic development. The phas proximal promoter contains a complex arrangement of core promoter elements including three TATA boxes as well as several putative initiator elements. To de...

Address matching (also called geocoding) is an applied spatial analysis which is frequently used in everyday life. Almost all desktop and web-based GIS environments are equipped with a module to match the addresses expressed in pre-defined standard formats on the map. It is an essential prerequisite for many of the functionalities provided by location-based services (e.g. car navigation). Sever...

2010
T. Azizov Pavlo Tychyna Uman

The article shows the effect of torsional rigidity of beam elements onto spatial work of bridges, floorings and other plate-ribbed systems It is shown that, in determining the torsional rigidity using existing methods it is necessary to have spatial spiral cracks, but torsional rigidity when normal cracks is not researched. A method is described for determining the torsional rigidity of reinfor...

2003
James M. Stiles Nathan A. Goodman

Wideband Multi-static radar provides scattering observations over frequency, time, and space, thus allowing for measurements in delay, Doppler, and angle-of–arrival (i.e., spatial frequency). Stationary targets ambiguous in delay and/or Doppler cannot be physically collocated, so that their spatial responses will not generally be ambiguous or even significantly correlated. As a result, a multi-...

2008
Sora Key Mark D Gross

about the form of a configuration, helping them predict the consequences of a design. in this paper we present three definitions (enclosure, viewfield, continuity) that describe experiential qualities of architectural spaces. our project aims to provide computable definitions to these qualities to describe common spatial experiences that are implicitly understood by architects. the description,...

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