Sentence examples for delivered objects from inspiring English sources

According to this rationale, one of the main goals of the Quadrantis project has been to investigate how to provide combined quality measurement of services and delivered objects, such as videos, voice, texts, or images.

Mr. Isensee's works relate to those of semioticians like Peter Halley and Jonathan Lasker, but they may be spiritually closer to the paintings of James Siena, who also knowingly manipulates obsolete elements of Modernist style while delivering objects of almost hallucinogenic visual intensity.

Under the assistive mobile manipulator of Jain and Kemp [11], the robot can retrieve objects from and deliver objects to flat surfaces.

The average path length for delivering objects to all nodes converges to O log n) automatically, where n is the number of nodes in the application.

Thus the ability to grasp and deliver objects is of vital importance in all sorts of unmanned and autonomous aerial operations.

In this paper we present a new dynamical mechanism which can deliver objects from the region interior to ∼35AU to the Kuiper belt without excessive inclination excitation.

Ceph is known for its capability to deliver object storage, block storage, and file storage in one unified platform that runs on commodity hardware.

Thus, a critical trial session comprised 30 trials, with each rewarded object appearing only once in each session, but was otherwise identical to the standard training sessions: rewards were delivered after object choices (and because each trial was composed of a choice between two rewarded objects, a reward was earned on each trial).

As this chain of events reaches its conclusion, Spurs have turned this setback into a opportunity and look to have delivered an object lesson in how to sell your best player - and then move seamlessly towards the future.  .

I marveled at "Silver Linings Playbook" and its willingness to peer under darker covers at societal underdogs -- a Russell archetype -- even as it delivered an object lesson in crowd-pleasing resolution.

The higher prices for the machines are associated with delivering printed objects with a resolution as fine as 85 microns, about one three-hundredths of an inch.