Sentence examples for constituent objects from inspiring English sources

An object model is essentially a conceptual representation of a system in terms of its constituent objects and their relationships.

Many 3D graphics applications maintain their constituent objects and sub-objects in a tree-like data structure called a hierarchical scene graph.

Object oriented dependable server applications often rely on fault-tolerance schemes, which are comprised of different replication policies for the constituent objects (composite replication schemes).

The second feature renders the proposed approach suitable for design studies that aim to determine either optimal replication properties for the constituent objects or quality of service (QoS) guarantees for the perceived service response times.

Its constituent objects and universals are exactly those of its conjuncts and an entity exists in f just in case it exists in one of its conjuncts.

In (101428) the author presents a new object categorization method that uses a biologically motivated codebook selection approach to break the image into its constituent objects and background.

To do so is, in effect, to commit oneself to the position that the universe, as it actually is, already contains maximally possible constituents of any possible state of the universe, that is, it is impossible for the universe to contain even a single constituent object not already in the universe as it actually is.

For purposes below, say that an object a is a bare particular in a molecular fact f if there is no monadic conjunct of f of which a is the constituent object, no conjunct of the form a exemplifies F, for some property F. a is a bare particular if it is bare in every molecular fact.

The grammatical form suggests that it has the form [Water,W], but that would not be correct, in light of the fact noted in §2.3.1 that the constituent object in states of affairs of this form are thin particulars, and W is, by assumption, thick.

"I have received a volume of correspondence from constituents objecting to the changes it is a significant issue in this election, however the dilemma is to identify another area of revenue to target," Goodenough said.

In cognitive terms, this process consists of parsing the auditory scene into constituent 'auditory objects'.