Sentence examples for critical objects from inspiring English sources

"These are such critical objects in understanding the universe," said Marat Gilfanov of the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics in Germany and lead author of the study that appears in the Feb. 18 edition of the journal Nature.

While not many people are printing mission critical objects on their home 3D printers we could imagine a future in which airplane parts are transmitted to a third party for heavy-duty printing.

From the standpoint of the Kessler syndrome, these are the most critical objects among the active spacecraft, as a catastrophic collision involving one of these would create a large number of fragments.

"Demonlover," with its sleek surfaces, slippery ideas and pulp flourishes, is a perfect critical object.

In both types of images, the critical object was pasted onto the scene.

Three seconds after presentation of the context, the critical object was superimposed centrally upon the background, and subjects were required to imagine a connection between background and object to aid them in a subsequent recall task.

This study has met a critical object in that it has provided a range of estimates for outcomes that will be helpful in the early debate of the issues relating to screening and therapy for AD.

Each critical object was paired with a neutral background in one list, a negative background in another, a positive background in a third, and was available as a new item for the remaining lists.

Absolute measurement of the unresolved cosmic X-ray background in the 0.5-8 keV band with Chandra by Hickox & Markevitch: shows how to use the ACIS-stowed background for analysis of background-critical objects, such as the Cosmic X-ray background.

Absolute measurement of the unresolved cosmic X-ray background in the 0.5-8 keV band with Chandra by Hickox & Markevitch shows how to use the ACIS-stowed background for analysis of background-critical objects, including calculating a scaling factor based on high-energy flux measurements.

To date the precise role of the perirhinal cortex in temporal order memory is unconfirmed, however studies utilising pharmacological infusion techniques suggest that the perirhinal cortex maybe critical for object identity and/or object recency memory.