Sentence examples for divergent objects from inspiring English sources

The Venice Biennale is always too big, too diffuse, too sprawling and too filled with divergent objects, images and ideas to make any coherent sense.

The exhibition extends these histories into the present by elucidating the divergent paths individual objects took after they left Africa to enter private collections and museums in the West.

We present theoretical analysis and experimental results for object divergent and collimated illumination.

The errors are obtained by comparing the in-plane displacement calculated supposing constant sensitivity vector and spatial variation of sensitivity vector for object divergent illumination.

This difficulty is compounded by the diffidence of the writing styles in both the Daode Jing and the Zhuangzi which is so marked that it is often tempting to suspect the writers intended to be ambiguous, to invite divergent interpretation as an object lesson in the "inconstancy" of any discourse-based dao.

Thus, when visual and auditory information about the location of a single object in space are slightly divergent, the perceived location of the audiovisual object will be closer to the actual visual location than to the actual auditory location (Alais & Burr, 2004; Welch & Warren, 1980; Witten & Knudsen, 2005).

Indeed, many of the works in Resonating Objects focus on provoking divergent emotions in each viewer dependent on their own life experiences.

Whether the MHO phenotype is associated with a lower risk for all-cause mortality is an object of debate with divergent results reported by two recent studies [3], [4].

Genealogy begins with a present object such as psychiatry or punishment and traces the historical emergence of that object out of competing and divergent accounts.

[I] The SA creativity test [Society_For_Creative_Minds, 1969], which measures creativity through divergent thinking, involves three types of tasks (generate unique ways of using typical objects, imagine desirable functions for ordinary objects, and imagine the consequences of unimaginable things happening).

Contrasting temperaments conceive pain and pleasure in divergent ways; judgments concerning the worth of a particular action or object naturally vary.