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spatial /spa·tial/ (spa´shul) pertaining to space.
spa·tial or spa·cial (spshl)
adj.
Relating to space or a space.
spati·ali·ty (spsh-l-t) n.
spatial·ly adv.
spatial [spa´shal]
pertaining to space.
spatial
pertaining to space.
spatial clustering
in geographical terms the cases in an outbreak of disease are clustered in groups and not spread randomly.
spatial distribution
the distribution of a population within an area.
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So I soon turned instead to modelling virtual acoustic space using sets of speakers and the electronic spatialisation of sound.
Michal Rataj: building a visual world without pictures by Bakla, Petr / Czech Music
Clifford 1997: 7) When Tearle expresses his preference for a "Right of Admission Reserved" (Vladislavic 2001: 254) policy at the Cafe Europa, he is in effect enlisting a form of protective spatialisation intimately linked to his construction of a secure sense of self as "civilised" and of European origin.
Squirming white bodies: interracial encounters in Anton Kannemeyer's ... by Strauss, Helene / Journal of Literary Studies
Boulez was quick to make use of them in his own music, employing real-time sound transformations and spatialisation in his 1984 piece Répons, which was almost a manifesto for the creative possibilities that Ircam could then offer.
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