Sentence examples for distinction of objects from inspiring English sources

Switching the fluorescence of single emitters sequentially on and off in either a targeted [ 5, 6] or stochastic manner [ 7, 8] enables the distinction of objects within a diffraction-limited spot.

Movement is such that distinction of object color and background color is lost; therefore, mean-shift algorithm stops the object tracking.

Thus, all knowledge is linguistic, and the distinctions of objects are traceable to distinctions among words.

Conspicuity can be classified into: physical conspicuity (distinction of an object due to its physical characteristics) and attention conspicuity (distinction of an object based on the observer's interest and experience)., The former may be enhanced by using conspicuity aids such as fluorescent materials, lights and reflectors.

The distinction of three-dimensional objects is one of the main challenges in computer graphics and computer vision.

In his view, the mind cannot apprehend anything except in conjunction with an apprehension of itself, and the distinction of subject and object is a source of error.

God is thus over and above the distinction of subject and object; man's knowledge is but a reflex or picture of the infinite essence.

In Japanese the grammatical distinction of subject and object, normally marked by the word order subject object verb (SOV), can be reinforced by a subject particle after the first word and an object particle after the second.

Any agent in the real world has to be able to make distinctions between different types of objects, i.e. it must have the competence of categorization.

To avoid confusion, Dummett calls the first range of distinctions (among logical categories of objects, properties, relations, etc).

However, it appears that science provides some help here, especially with the distinction between the objects of psychology and the objects of the sciences of the spirit (linguistics, law, social and historical sciences).