Titlebook: Brain-Grounded Theory of Temporal and Spatial Design; In Architecture and Yoichi Ando Book 2016 Springer Japan 2016 Development of individ

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Creativity-Inducing Environments for Building Culture, history, law, economics, business, transportation, social science, education, biology, zoology, botany, chemistry, astronomy, meteorology, geophysics, civil engineering, and architecture. It is noteworthy that subjective preference is so primitive a response that all disciplines are associated with

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Theory of Environmental Design and Escape from Vandalism,ociated with the right hemisphere, we shall discuss indications for?escape from?dangerous circumstances and annoyances in?built environments. When we attain?the third stage of life based on our?individual personality, we will have also attained an additional advantage?for escaping ill social groups.

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Remarks,ed as a tool for becoming aware of a much more fruitful life, and instead, used as healthy currency for the emergence and benefit of the third stage of life. If each of us discovered our personality for creations, we would all be respectful of each other, and we would consequently avoid “ill treatme

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19634-0r a long period of time; it is first formed by genetic information, and after birth it continues to evolve in (what is hopefully) a well-designed environment (Fig. P.1). A person’s individual viewpoint may yield a unique creation that continues to contribute to the world long after the end of the fi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19634-0, Concert hall acoustics. Springer, Heidelberg, 1985). Important qualities of sound in terms of neural information processing in the associated auditory pathways and the rest of the brain have been addressed accordingly. If enough were known about how the brain analyzes nerve impulses from cochlea t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10064-4his chapter shows that temporal and spatial primary percepts of sound and vision can be described by the temporal and spatial factors extracted from the correlation functions. First, let us define the temporal and spatial factors for sound and vision.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-26479-7reflection after the direct sound (Δ..) (monaural and temporal factor), (3) subsequent reverberation time after the first reflection (..) (monaural and temporal factor), and (4) magnitude of the interaural crosscorrelation function (IACC ) (binaural and spatial factor). According to these fo