Sentence examples for a different set of objects from inspiring English sources

A user can set up multiple canvases in Spring, each with a different set of objects.

Imagining that they are museum curators, students evaluate the historical significance of three or four of the items cited in the article (depending on number of groups; each group should be assigned to a different set of objects) based on the following criteria (written on the board for easier student access): –Does this item tell a unique story about the event?

A different set of objects was used for each delay.

At least 24 hours later to reduce mnemonic interference, after a different set of objects have been presented, the mice are presented with the first object they were presented with that day as well as a never-before-seen novel object.

The animals were placed in a dark room for 30 min before each session, and after every session the animals were placed back in the same dark room for a further 30 min. A different set of 20 objects was used for each of the first six sessions.

A rather different set of objects is at Yew Tree House: more than 200 thin, flat pieces of birch wood in a wide variety of curvy shapes.

Another way of considering supervenience is: given a set of properties A, and a different set of properties B, two objects that have different A properties must also have different B properties.

Although the object came with a certificate of authenticity from Oxford University art historians, Khalili had a different set of dons reexamine the object, this time using samples taken from anywhere except its base.

"Roger operates by a different set of rules, and his object is to disrupt," Peter Kelly, a former lobbying partner and a Democrat, told the Guardian.

Transient blue-shifted absorption events were also detected, though less frequently: these may represent a second group of objects on a different set of orbits.

And its greatest effect is felt in art museums where each object makes a different set of demands and promises different sorts of effects.