Sentence examples for collections of elements from inspiring English sources
In the language of Gestalt psychologists, immediate human experience is of organized wholes (Gestalten), not of collections of elements.
They are playful, eclectic, seemingly random collections of elements, ranging from commercial packaging to reproductions of Old Masters and Mr. Rauschenberg's own photographs of buildings and objects.
Changes within the collections can be easily performed via drag and drop of selected elements allowing a fast hierarchal organization of collections of elements.
On this Sautrāntika view, as presented by Vasubandhu, perceived material properties, both primary (e.g., solidity) and secondary (e.g., color) are in fact emergent properties of subtle collections of elements whose phenomenal properties reflect the constitution and function of the perceptual systems.
Fifth, our findings are consistent with a wealth of prior research demonstrating horizontal compression for figures that are seen as disparate collections of elements and no horizontal compression for figures seen as unitized wholes (e.g., our control rectangle figures).
This would generate small collections of elements which can themselves be considered new subfamilies, as we have shown here.
An array of records, such as a table of employees, is a collection of elements, each of which is heterogeneous.
Hogan takes the "pixel" metaphor seriously: just as a TV picture can create the impression of depth from a bunch of flat pixels, he suggests, so space itself might emerge from a collection of elements that act as if they inhabit only two dimensions.
"Jaws" remains a wildly disparate collection of elements, incorporating literary references to Melville ("Moby-Dick") and Ibsen ("An Enemy of the People"), stylistic devices from Hitchcock (including a re-creation of the famous "Vertigo" zoom-in, dolly-out shot) and a dose of comedy that, as Pauline Kael noted, owes a lot to Woody Allen's wisecracking schlemiels.
