Sentence examples for bear objects from inspiring English sources

Their backs are turned to what must be the culminating event of the procession E31 35; five figures (three children and two adults, and though badly corroded the two children on the left are probably girls) the girls bear objects on their heads, while a third, probably a boy, assists an adult who may be the archon basileus, in folding a piece of cloth.

This will allow the accurate tracking of blood borne objects in real time during RF field exposure.

A pertinent question for them is whether cognitions of the kind dealt with in epistemological works, namely, the so-called "reliable cognitions," bear on objects pertaining to conventional reality and/or ultimate reality.

Under the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, governments bear liability for "objects" launched into space.

In their totality, the objects bear the faint impress of a single personality: someone stubborn, conscientious, serious-minded.

The word 'token' is a relation noun for a relation certain macroscopic physical objects bear to certain abstract objects.

One might ask property theorists whether events such as collisions and strummings, rather than objects, bear sounds.

Moreover, such objects bear spatio-temporal relations to themselves — coexisting at some time, for example — and hence are connected by the given definition.

Only I must observe, that the common people conceive those quantities under no other notions but from the relation they bear to sensible objects.

Perhaps most notable among these is the issue of how we can bear attitudes to objects in the real world, a problem that is sharpened somewhat if attitudes are modeled using syntactic representations.

The distinctions between these formulations of the axioms bear on the objects that probabilities are taken as attaching to and on the reasonableness of the argument's conclusion; but, for the immediate purpose of outlining the basic argument, the differences are not crucial.