The phrase "an object over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the characteristics, changes, or behaviors of an object as it exists or evolves throughout a period.
Example: "The study focused on how an object over time can change in response to environmental factors."
Alternatives: "an item throughout time" or "a thing over a duration".
Following administration of a positron-emitting radiopharmaceutical (tracer), PET permits the direct measurement of the four-dimensional radioactivity profile throughout a 3D object over time.
As two famous bottom-up systems, both CA and ABS compute the status of a changing object over time.
The time-dependent dynamic modeling methodology provides a cost-effective solution to keep track of the physical dimensions and changes of a moving object over time.
Acceleration is the change in speed or velocity of an object over a certain time.
You can calculate the average acceleration of an object over a period of time based on its velocity (it's speed traveling in a specific direction), before and after that time.
One of the studies' authors, Nicole Prause, said that "sex addiction" misses another major hallmark of addiction: a person's response to the addictive object over time.
Reference, as Quine sees the matter, requires the capacity to reidentify the object over time and changing circumstances: if a dog is barking then it that very same dog is hungry; hence the importance of pronouns.
The second approach does not actually change the solid space, but moves the point in the volume or object over time through the space, in effect procedurally warping or perturbing the space.
The advantage of the foreground layer is that you can manipulate the object over time, such as moving it, changing its color, size, or other properties, and see these changes immediately on the screen.
That is, whatever causes the object to move in a specific direction at one particular time doesn't determine the overall trajectory of the object over time.
