| The proposed approach is a means to spatialize complex geographical phenomena under the premise of matching the respective policy scale. |
| Discourse and its rhetorical devices spatialize the subject. |
| One might not agree with a particular resolution, but the effort to spatialize and make real this body of theory is appreciated. |
| Spencer begins with an idea in the Platonist sense, which he proceeds to unfold, to spatialize and temporalize in the universe of fiction. |
| The influence of Gramsci, appearing from the later 1970s onward, permits Said to spatialize the insights he had already incorporated from Lukacs in a productive interplay. |
| The intuitive workflow and familiar interface offer an easier way to spatialize a PODS database. |
