Sentence examples for construction of objects from inspiring English sources

Dr Oxman believes the design and construction of objects could be transformed using principles inspired by nature, resulting in shapes that are impossible to build without additive manufacturing.

The self-assembly of oligodeoxynucleotides is a versatile and powerful tool for the construction of objects in the nanoscale.

Many virtual worlds, such as Second Life, provide learners with tools for the construction of objects and hence may facilitate in-world constructionist learning experiences.

Halliday (2007: 363) sees this fluidity between nouns and verbs as an instance of complementarity, a particular type of indeterminacy where we can "[interpret] what goes on either as a construction of objects or as a flow of events".

The insight that geometry is the result of a genesis where the description and the construction of objects are two aspects of the same procedure leads to an alternative interpretation of Quine's thesis of the incompleteness of mathematical objects and the ideas to which they belong.

In this framework, the most relevant source with detailed instructions for the pictorial construction of objects with different surface textures is the painter's handbook 'De groote waereld in t kleen geschildert', i.e. 'The big world…' (1692), published in Amsterdam by Willem Beurs [13].

The design process of a tunnel greenhouse can be viewed as the construction of object-oriented programs.

This occurrence of position sensitivity in high-level visual cortex seems to go against the hypothesis that the primary function of information processing in the ventral visual stream is the construction of object representations that are invariant to simple image transformations.

Another component, the inferior parietal cortex, servers as a node to link the tactile perception and manual construction of object shapes [ 61]; object-oriented action and object recognition activated human inferior parietal cortex, suggesting that some form of within-object spatial analysis was processed in this region [ 62].

Both thought and meaning consist in the construction of complex objects out of those simple objects.

This technique, which uses three-dimensional printing to make objects ranging from violins to pilotless aircraft, allows the construction of individual objects at the whim of the designer.