After Johnson and Bouchard concluded this g-VPR intelligence structure model, they compared the model fit of g-VPR with the Gf-Gc model and the verbal-spatial model.
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A spatial model is one that has one or more state variables that are a function of space, or can be related to other spatial variables.
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In the 1920s Rudolf Laban, in collaboration with colleagues, developed a notation system that could be used to describe movement in terms of spatial models and concepts.
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In opposition to classical perspective as a mode of representation, Gleizes employed a new spatial model based in part on the pictorial space of the mathematician Henri Poincar?
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Then, based on the verbal-spatial model, Johnson and Bouchard began by adding a memory factor ( labeled content memory to distinguish it from the memory factor in the fluid-crystallized model ) .
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As the technology kept improving _ flat TV screen " boards " giving way to spatial models, pin-sized faces gaining expression, filmed introductions providing some hint of reality _ the games became no more interesting.
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McKittrick writes, Recognizing black women s knowledgeable positions as integral to physical, cartographic, and experiential geographies within and through dominant spatial models also creates an analytical space for black feminist geographies : black women s political, feminist, imaginary, and creative concerns that respatialize the geographic legacy of racism-sexism .
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These researchers stated that for both measures of shared polymorphisms between Neanderthals and modern humans, the patterns observed in the data could be generated by their spatial model that included ancient population structure of a strength that is compatible with the modern distribution of genetic diversity, even in the complete absence of hybridization.
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Instead of this [ academic ] spatial model, Cubists turned to new models of geometry and the'fourth dimension'as inspiration for the works like Gleizes's " Passy " ( Ponts de Paris ) of 1912, which he and Metzinger reproduced in their tract " Du Cubisme " as exemplary of art expressing their ideas.
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The principal idea underlying the research of these stochastic geometry models, also known as "'random spatial models "', is that it is best to assume that the locations of nodes or the network structure and the aforementioned quantities are random in nature due to the size and unpredictability of users in wireless networks.
