Sentence examples for by a single object from inspiring English sources

He has come down in many art history accounts as a theory-bound puritan, but in reality he was a besotted lover, obsessed, as lovers are, by a single object of desire, which in his case was color.

As is often the case for Ms. Lambert, the restaurant's inception was inspired by a single object — this time a 1905 porcelain sign that spells out "Ocho" in industrial-style bulbs, which she found at the biannual flea market in Round Top.

For many such clauses there is an alternative way of expressing roughly the same thing: for Hand the guard your pass there is the alternative Hand your pass to the guard, in which the verb is followed by a single object noun phrase and the recipient is expressed after that by a preposition phrase with to.

In particular, the concepts of data encapsulation and inheritance available within Fortran language (from standard 2003) have been stressed in order to represent each fluid dynamics "entity" (e.g. the conservative variables of a finite volume, its geometry, etc…) by a single object so that a large variety of computational libraries can be easily (and efficiently) developed upon these objects.

The second class was the isolated hemi-synapse, represented by a single object under brightfield, with immunostaining against either VGluT1 or MAP2.

Retinal disparity is the change in the relative position of a retinal image produced by a single object due to the parallax of the line of sight of each eye.

In the beginning, he said, the underlying mission was to find a way for visitors to make sense of the museum's vast holdings by taking a single object and putting it into a larger context, one that told a story that everybody could relate to.

All three trends are occasionally observed side by side on a single object.

If any discrete elements perceived by observers as a single object are not compressed, we should see no compression with the Kanizsa figure.

If that solution were implemented during graph processing, then focused attention would be required to compute relations over those bound features (e.g., the user only explicitly knows that the left object is the taller one by shifting attention to a single object).

(1997) termed this the 'time window of integration', and interpreted that separate sounds that are presented within this time window are in fact encoded by the system as a single object.