spatially

Seems like the difference is in how spatially localized the two are, and % magnetic power vs electric.

For example, your mockup shows the formulas off to the side and disconnected spatially from the cell.

This would be better displayed as bar charts spatially clustered by similarity and with a country label.

Maybe render commits projected spatially by date and be able to zoom into the diffs?

I would think there would be another cause of different results: chrominance being encoded at lower resolution, dynamically and spatially.

If future civilizations have fallen back to the stone age, spatially localized buried nuclear waste is going to be the least of their problems.

Algorithms for spatially indexing points are tractable - see k-d trees etc.

His emphasis on the fundamental subspaces of a matrix, and the geometric interpretation over the equation-solving one, are ideal for anyone who thinks visually/spatially.

From a dualist pov, neurons are spatially distributed group entities too.

I see both numbers as a unique shape and locate each spatially opposite the other.

If we do add pansharpening in a later version, it’ll likely be naïve, without spatially aware modeling of the multispectral data.

I understand the difference, which is why I said 'lower resolution, spatially and dynamically'.

I understand you're a dualist, but from the materialist standpoint, "spatially distributed group entities" describes neurons.

It is useful to understand that the entire platform, database engine on up, is fundamentally spatially organized even for plain old SQL "text and numbers" data.

But I don't and I can't accept "consciousness in spatially distributed group entities." The author, judging from the abstract (it's 7AM here), has it up-side-down.

One has to first prove that spatially distributed complex entities (like an atom, molecule, the brain or a pen) has phenomenal experience, that is "there is something that it's like to be a pen".