Spatio-temporal determinacy in experience is not explicable by internal transformation alone, since the very categories of 'time' and 'place' are abstracted from mind-independent regularities per Kant's empiricalrealism.
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The idea that things have specific, definite locations in space and specific moments in time—they aren't vague or fuzzy about where and when they exist.
categories(Kantian epistemology)
The most basic concepts of objects in general, which are unavoidably employed whenever we think about anything whatsoever
empirical realism(Kant identifies empirical realism with his own transcendental idealism)
The view that space, time, causation, and the other categories are real features of the empirical world of experience — Kant's term for the complement to transcendental idealism within his system.
experience(The sense in which experience can help account for knowledge of an order of nature)