Sentence examples for continuous object from inspiring English sources

"To insert a continuous object is smoother and sleeker than to break the space up into pieces," he said.

For a continuous object intensity distribution this sum becomes an integral.

It's entirely possible that someone could take the test and their results will show that they have faster, more accurate saccades, quicker target acquisition, and better continuous object tracking than the baseline.

Traditional methods, like Canny edge detection [7], are simple and fast, but they always need further edge linking operation to produce continuous object boundaries [9].

[Nelson Goodman, 'Notes on the Well-Made World' (1983: 104)] "If the continuous object is cut in half, then does the one boundary [that demarcates two adjacent parts] become two boundaries, one thing thus becoming two things?

This would mean that 'object' and 'space time region' would not be sortals, but 'spatio-temporally continuous object' and 'space-time region with volume less than x' are sortals.

We also demonstrate certain advantages of honeycomb graphics, in particular that it provides a better tunnel-free approximation to continuous objects.

"I would say this is more difficult than what the Watson machine had to do," said Gill Pratt, the computer scientist who is the program manager in charge of Darpa's Autonomous Robot Manipulation project, called ARM. "The world is composed of continuous objects that have various shapes" that can obscure one another, he said.

Newborn chicks, for example, display a striking ability to represent spatiotemporally continuous objects (see Spelke (1998) for review).

If the representation of spatiotemporally continuous objects is part of our evolutionary endowment, we might expect to find such representation in the newborn of other species, and indeed we do.

As adults, we know that objects are spatiotemporally continuous; an object that appears at point A and then at point B must have traversed a continuous path between these points.