"That guy walks around with his 4-feet long umbrella, waving it like a sword. He's a real spatial moron."
"Look at the spatial moron, who just stopped right at the bottom of a mechanical stairway to unfold the handle from his attache-case. Everyone behing him is piling up!"
"Look at the spatial moron, who just stopped right at the bottom of a mechanical stairway to unfold the handle from his attache-case. Everyone behing him is piling up!"
by cbfaucher October 13, 2011
Hey Joe, did you know there is an occupation where you can design spaceships? It's called spatial design.
by J O E L March 09, 2020
by ZaPiMash February 26, 2021
Spatial consideration, in the context of driving, refers to the mindful allocation of space on the road, particularly when encountering obstacles or obstacles such as stationary vehicles. It involves assessing the available space and adjusting one's position to ensure safety and fairness for all vehicles involved, including those approaching from the opposite lane.
by Slavicbob54 April 07, 2024
by molinegir February 11, 2023
a condition often attributed to but not always caused by lack of sleep, in which the sufferer misplaces objects by substituting one item with another unconsciously, due to a short attention span and/or attempting too many tasks at once, resulting in confusion, consternation and at times deprivation until the item is found.
Throwing the full packet of cigarettes into the trash instead of the empty lighter you were intending to discard is a good example of spatial dyslexia.
by residenthedonist July 16, 2008
When students exercise shape flexibility in solving a math problem to enhance their understanding, or to figure out any hidden or nonobvious relationship between the known and unknown quantities, such as moving and rearranging parts of a bar model drawing or/and adding dotted lines to a model diagram.
It’s not surprising that those who practice spatial structuring stand a higher chance of solving a word problem when using the “draw a diagram” strategy than their peers who don’t.
by Numerati January 29, 2025