The object of study may encompass objects with only spatial dimensions, such as a mineral deposit, or it may be a dynamically changing system, such as a river, which has a temporal component.
The first tier encompasses objects she actually used or came into contact with, such as clothes, jewelry, furniture, cosmetics and even official documents like her driver's license and birth certificate.
Agglomerative methods proceed by a series of fusions of the objects into groups eventually encompassing all objects in a single group.
In addition, we have shown in a previous work that the presence of thick plastic walls encompassing the target object has an important effect on the evaluation of PET-AS methods [7].
Practically, this was performed by manually drawing a rough VOI, encompassing the object with a margin.
Subsistence is a broad ontological category, encompassing both concrete objects and abstract objects.
A class groups, collects, or encompasses similar objects.
In this fashion, the hierarchy of sets and associated set-theoretic systems encompasses the objects and systems of standard mathematics.
Recognition memory judgements concerning objects may also encompass how recently objects were encountered or the order in which they were encountered.
In addition, the influence of opinion leaders has been vital to the diffusion of innovations, with innovations encompassing ideas, practices or objects [ 36], which could include the idea of contributing to breast cancer research or receiving a mammogram.
This one encompasses some 300 objects, from filigreed hairpins to a couple of megaton sculptures, most of them hard-won loans from China.
