Sentence examples for acknowledged object from inspiring English sources

As generally acknowledged, object detection and recognition is an instinctive and spontaneous process for human visual system.

Their "doubly founded" character acknowledges each object's objective, material base.

We can interpret these objects through the lens of the object's condition history as we receive them in the present day, or we can select moments in time to represent the object in a more holistic way, privileging the so-called moment of creation but acknowledging the object's history and changes throughout time.

Stewart's research team acknowledges these objects of inquiry as "thickly" described meaning that value concepts are part of their descriptions.

Content analysis (Hsieh and Shannon 2005) was used to create a typology of modalities of university-industry interaction, which were acknowledged as boundary objects in the study.

And if they're any good at it, the caring goes virtually unacknowledged, though potentially highly acknowledged when these objects are absent in purses.

When museum staffs take apart an assembled object, treatment and display decisions inherently privilege certain moments in that object's history but strive to acknowledge how the object has changed.

It is the reference to objectively acknowledged cultural values that 'preserves' the individuality of empirical objects and makes them relevant to historical inquiry.

The union not only didn't object, but acknowledged that many of them didn't really belong in the classroom.

When Lord Cunliffe bought the jar at Bluetts in 1945, the £35 it then cost proves that it was acknowledged as a great object.

Rather than denying an external world, external objects are acknowledged to exist as long as internal minds are counterposed with them.