Instead, at one side of Quaoar, there appears to be "a lack of object," as Braga Ribas describes it.
A lack of object permanence can lead to A-not-B errors, where children reach for a thing at a place where it should not be.
Furthermore, larger objects take longer to fully explore than smaller objects for both vision and haptics, and, although preferred size may differ, both modalities suffer from a lack of resolution as objects become smaller [38], [41].
Moreover, one can take normal conditions of viewing to include good lighting, a particular perspective, a particular viewing distance, a lack of (seriously) occluding objects, and so forth, so that foxes in dim light, viewed from the bottom up, at a remove of a mile, or through a dense fog, would not be among the content-determining causes of "X".
Even under normal conditions of viewing that include good lighting, a particular perspective, a particular viewing distance, a lack of (seriously) occluding objects, and so forth, it is still the case that both dogs and, say, retinal projections of dogs, lead to tokens of "X".
Nrxn2α HET mice also express a lack of long-term object discrimination, indicating a deficit in cognition.
Typically, trompe l'oeil pictures have very shallow depth, for the eye can quickly detect a lack of proper dimensionality in objects of greater mass and volume.
Cosmic expansion was discovered by Edwin Hubble, an astronomer at the Mount Wilson Observatory in Pasadena, Calif., in 1929, but the quest for precision measurements of the universe has been hindered by a lack of reliable standard candles, objects whose distance can be inferred by their brightness or some other observable characteristic.
Preliminary studies were performed to verify a lack of preference amongst the six objects used.
"A Lack of Order in the Floating Object Room" by George Saunders Saunders's latest short story collection, The Tenth of December, was a finalist for this year's National Book Award.
