Sentence examples for domain of objects from inspiring English sources

A major limitation of CSG based approaches has been the limited domain of objects that can be handled.

The phenomenological investigator must examine the different forms of intentionality in a reflective attitude, because it is precisely in and through the corresponding intentionality that each domain of objects becomes accessible to him.

The implicit advantage is that such learnt "property-action" relations can be effortlessly generalized to a domain of objects for which the robot need not have any past experience/learning but nevertheless share the "property".

There is no antecedently given domain of objects, already individuated, and waiting to be described.

By definition, a preference is a linear order over some domain of objects.

They are distinct in light of the domain of objects over which they operate.

Within the domain of object recognition, this challenge manifests as the need of recognizing previously seen objects, despite the fact that any new encounter with these objects will often result in radically different retinal input images.

This includes the domains of objects (intuitive physics), places (spatial navigation) and agents (intentional actors)." But how do you test these things?

He introduced several possible domains of objects, one of which being the psychological objects of private sense experience analysed as 'elementary experiences'.

But these two domains of objects – the world as it is and the world as it ought to be – are the only possible objects we can be conscious of.

Although Foucault does not deny that power sometimes functions repressively (see 1978, 12), he maintains that it is primarily productive; as he puts it, "power produces; it produces reality; it produces domains of objects and rituals of truth" (1977, 194).