Seems like Aushra divided the IMs as 8 dimensions -
is kinetic energy and
is space. With
people observe the power, strength, to some extent utility, of things in the outside world. It is how we can observe levels of mobilisation and mobilises ourselves too. (Whereas with
you can observe potential energy, i.e. what something can become, or what it can produce, rather than what it is or what level it is at.)
With
we observe the relationship between things in a space (whereas
is in a time.) Some practical example: when we are with
we can see the subjective relationship between things, but we are not necessarily judging them, we are just contrasting them. When you have a cheeseboard and taste many types of cheeses,
will help you feel the differences between them and their effects in your mouth.
With
you observe the force or power of something - when you are drawing the bowstring for archery you will use it to observe the kinetic power of the arrow and how much energy is required. Or if you cross a busy road even, you must see the speed of the cars/where they will soon be et cetera.
I do not like practical eg, but I gave some there.