Sentence examples for configuration of objects from inspiring English sources
In terms of architectural beauty, the convention center these days ranks somewhere close to the aircraft hangar, and for some of the same reasons: both must provide acres of space for a continually shifting configuration of objects, and cater to a temporary crowd of people whose minds are on other things.
The former can be a singular proposition or a configuration of objects and their properties.
This may be an oral utterance (vocalizing), a physical gesture or sequence of gestures (as in sign languages), an inscription (analogue or digital), or the intentional creation or preservation of some state of affairs (e.g., a configuration of objects).
And positive (as opposed to negative) conceivability concerns the question of whether P is imaginable: to positively conceive of a situation is "to in some sense imagine a specific configuration of objects and properties" (Chalmers 2002).
The simulated 3D world uses Java3D to maintain a scene graph a data structure commonly used in computer games to represent the spatial configuration of objects in a scene.
(({varvec{p}_{B}}^{a(g)}), ({mathbf {R}_{B}}^{a(g)})) is the configuration of object B in its assembled state in the global coordinate system.
Constellation, in astronomy, any of certain groupings of stars that were imagined at least by those who named them to form conspicuous configurations of objects or creatures in the sky.
What undergo "existence changes" are atomic states of affairs (configurations of objects): a state of affairs exists with respect to one world but fails to exist with respect to another.
So, for instance, we more-or-less automatically hear sound patterns as sentences of our native language, perceive patterns of light and shadow as configurations of objects in space, and so on.
The requirement of using a visual routine to extract such relations is not unique to graphs – people also judge color configurations of objects (e.g., "green circle left of red circle?") by shifting attention to one of the colored objects (Franconeri, Scimeca, Roth, Helseth, & Kahn, 2012; Holcombe, Linares, & Vaziri-Pashkam, 2011; Yuan, Uttal, & Franconeri, 2016).
