Sentence examples for categories of objects from inspiring English sources

Dummett's way of understanding categories of objects also opens the way for a reply to this objection.

Technological advance has changed all that, as whole categories of objects become irrelevant.

It is really a shorthand way of asking, How was the solar system formed, and how many kinds and categories of objects can its history provide?

Google says Goggles works best with certain categories of objects, including CDs, movie posters, products, wine labels, artwork, buildings and landmarks.

In the last few months a half-dozen scholarly books have been released about narrow categories of objects, with texts and sometimes funding provided by obsessed owners.

Husserl and Meinong contended that the basic categories of objects mirror the various kinds of mental activity by which they are grasped.

In all, the first Red List of Cambodian Antiquities at Risk published on the internet by the International Council of Museums (ICOM) details 46 categories of object.

Fig. 4 Sample images with corresponding Sobel images from different categories of object, scene, and expression (first row original images and second row Sobel images).

Uniquely, we demonstrate the ability of our learned image descriptor to generalise beyond the categories of object present in our training data, forming a basis for general cross-category SBIR.

In essence, this argument relates to the entire edifice of language: how it is that we divide the world into specific categories of object or concept that we can all, within a given culture, agree on.

Since the 1980s the Ames Gallery in Berkeley, Calif., has offered a category of objects called "mends and make-dos".