A white square imitated a barrier object.
For example, when a barrier object is placed in front of the animal, the frog should turn and then jump to avoid an approaching danger.
The latter has clearly spent a lot of money, but its Web site never seems to go beyond ushering passive viewers through static virtual exhibits.Where the Web promises really to excel is in breaking down the barriers between objects and information, paintings and writings and all of the other categories created for curatorial convenience rather than for simple understanding.
Beyond the netting, a barrier for flying objects, thousands of Atlético Madrid fans raised their middle fingers and their voices.
Nifty special effects by Paul Kieve are used to show how Sam learns (from a rapping ghost he meets in the subway, in the show's one truly risible number) to break through the life-death barrier and make objects move.
The barrier between physical objects (paper, pencils, calculators) and their electronic counterparts limits both the integration of computing into human tasks, and the population willing to adapt to the required input devices.
Like many lonely people, he was an inveterate hoarder, making and surrounding himself with objects, barriers against the demands of human intimacy.
Someone climbed to the top of the barrier, and an object similar to a smoke bomb was thrown over the fence, a Secret Service spokesman said.
The problem was, his computational model was just a model, and the "membranes" were mere theoretical barriers that divide objects from other objects.
However, NPCs remain strict barriers towards inert objects even when large NTR·cargo complexes pass (Newmeyer et al, 1986; accompanying study).
