Sentence examples for and object were from inspiring English sources

"John is easy to please" and "Is John easy to please?," for instance, could both be analyzed as derivations of "For us to please John is easy" — a sentence in which subject, verb, and object were arranged in what is, in English, the most basic syntactic order.

The first of these, Automatism and Object, were recorded in 1960.

In the novel object test, distances between horse and object were correlated with emotionality index: the longer a horse spent at less than 5 meters from the object, the lower its emotionality index (rs = 0.287, p = 0.0035); conversely, the longer a horse spent away from the object, the higher its emotionality index (rs = 0.212, p = 0.0089).

Finally we asked whether category, location and object were coded by the same or different cells.

The final results of the probe and object were obtained by averaging the current estimate over the last 200 iterations.

The main effect of object and the interaction of action and object were not significant (F[1,13] = 2.65, P = 0.1; F[1,13] < 1, respectively).

The words instance and object are synonyms.

The two-way relationship between image and object is most clearly illustrated in works by Jon Rafman and Alice Channer.

A mix of varying amounts of video, site and object is especially popular.

Beauty, rather, emerges in situations in which subject and object are juxtaposed and connected.

Thus, ultimately the structures of thought and reality, subject and object, are identical.