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2020
Whereas the dative and ablative case markers are primarily used in combination with verbs denoting movement to and from some object, the locative signifies that all movement is absent. This natural relation justifies a simultaneous discussion of these case forms in deictic pronouns. These markers play a crucial role in expressions based on the genitive-
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Whereas the dative and ablative case markers are primarily used in combination with verbs denoting movement to and from some object, the locative signifies that all movement is absent. This natural relation justifies a simultaneous discussion of these case forms in deictic pronouns. These markers play a crucial role in expressions based on the genitive-
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Repetitive Psychometric Measures: Spatial Orientation
Psychological Reports, 1965A Spatial Orientation measure with 20 parallel forms was evaluated under various conditions with three samples, totalling 265 Ss. The forms were based on the Thurstone Card Test, but the format and time limits were modified. The new measure correlated at low positive levels with Speed of Closure (.35), Visualization (.28), Number Facility (.27), and ...
R B, MEFFERD, B A, WIELAND
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Spatial Memory and Spatial Orientation
2008Navigating through a remembered space depends critically on the ability to stay oriented with respect to the remembered environment and to reorient after becoming lost. This chapter describes the roles of long-term spatial memory, sensorimotor spatial memory, and path integration in determining spatial orientation.
Jonathan W. Kelly, Timothy P. McNamara
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Spatial orientation in pathway surgery
Surgical Endoscopy, 2014In the field of minimally invasive surgery, specifically in pathway surgery (i.e. minimal invasive procedures carried out transluminally or through instrument-created pathways), spatial disorientation is a common experience to endoscopists. In this article, two effects that may cause spatial disorientation in pathway surgery, 'control-display ...
Chunman, Fan +3 more
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Spatial Orientation in the Blind
Nature, 1967LITTLE is known directly about the ability of congenitally blind subjects to orient themselves in an unfamiliar environment. Senden1 went to considerable lengths to document the apparently inherent and unsurmountable difficulties arising from an alleged absence of a “sense of space”.
J A, Leonard, R C, Newman
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1997
Abstract In Lugbara, a language spoken in northeastern Zaire and northwestern Uganda, the traditional terms for spatial orientation are as shown in table 3-1. These Lugbara terms differ from corresponding terms in European languages in that they are all transparent (see section 2.4)—that is, in all cases, the motivation of the terms is ...
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Abstract In Lugbara, a language spoken in northeastern Zaire and northwestern Uganda, the traditional terms for spatial orientation are as shown in table 3-1. These Lugbara terms differ from corresponding terms in European languages in that they are all transparent (see section 2.4)—that is, in all cases, the motivation of the terms is ...
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Visual-spatial orienting in autism
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, 1996Visual-spatial orienting in high-functioning adults with autism and both chronological- and mental-age normal controls was examined. Three experiments were conducted in which stimuli were presented centrally and/or laterally (left or right of central fixation), and either detection or identification was required.
J A, Wainwright, S E, Bryson
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Spatial Orientation of Caloric Nystagmus
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2002Abstract: The spatial orientation of the slow‐phase eye velocity of caloric nystagmus was investigated in cynomolgus monkeys after all six semicircular canals had been plugged. Normal animals generate responses that have dominant convective components produced by movement of the endolymph in the lateral canal toward or away from gravity.
Yasuko, Arai +6 more
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Spatial orientation in translumenal surgery
Minimally Invasive Therapy & Allied Technologies, 2010"Natural Orifice Translumenal Endoscopic Surgery" (NOTES) is assumed to offer significant benefits to patients, such as reduced trauma as well as reduced collateral damage. But the potential advantages of this new technology can only be achieved through safe and standardized operation methods.
Kurt, Höller +6 more
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Spatial Orientation and Visual Discrimination
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1970An experimental Visual Discrimination Test of Words was administered to two groups of 32 kindergarten children each, matched for chronological age, intelligence, and sex. One group was identified as having visual perceptual problems in spatial orientation on the Bender Visual-motor Gestalt Test; the other group displayed adequate spatial orientation ...
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