Volume can be determined in one of several ways, depending on the object: If the object is solid with regular dimensions, measure its length, width and height (or length and diameter if cylindrical) and calculate its volume mathematically depending the shape of the object.
Colour can be described as an attribute of an object, and different theories consider it objective (i.e. depending on the object), subjective (i.e. depending on the viewer), or relational, where colour is a property that involves both physical objects and those who experience them [32].
Malebranche replied that by 'parts' he meant intelligible parts, not spatial ones (Dialogue 4, OC 12 95, JS 58), but it is not clear how this solves the problem, especially since these so-called intelligible parts continue to function like spatial ones within his theory, becoming larger or smaller depending on the object we are perceiving and our perspective on it (Radner 1978, 117f).
He spoke quietly in German and Italian, depending on the object of his comments, but referred to measure numbers in English.
Depending on the object of interest, images can be displayed with variable levels of opacity, surface shading and perspective.
For the objects investigated in this work, this distance ranged from 1 to 2 m, depending on the object.
If this result could be generalized to any geometry, it would be theoretically impossible to distinguish the objects shown in Figure 4. Thus, one advance that emerges from our simulations is that resolution depends on the object geometry.
On turning the mirror through the correct angle, which depends on the object distance, the two images are made to coincide.
The bus and register widths completely depend on the object widths.
A TOF-PET scanner has an effective coincidence window width, which depends on the object size.
We propose an adaptive data acquisition technique that depends on the object to be imaged in magnetic resonance (MR) imaging.
