Sentence examples for explore objects from inspiring English sources
With children keen to explore objects, often putting things in their mouth, doctors warn that babies, toddlers and even older children are at risk of swallowing the batteries.
After a while, the psychologists say, the child begins to explore objects in a more sophisticated manner than do babies who are sticky-mittenless.
Nahum added that the app allowed the curators to "take off the shackles of geography" and allowed users to explore objects that normally would require them to visit three floors of the Science Museum.
Infants are more likely to explore objects that behave in unexpected ways, such as passing through walls [Also see Research Article by Stahl and Feigenson].
Wearers of the headset will be able to "explore objects from all angles looking up and down," according to HTC — and "won't just be able to look around but move around and interact much as you do in the real world," using it in conjunction with a series of wireless controllers.
For instance, hens (Gallus domesticus) tend to move their heads sideways at a faster pace when exposed to novel visual stimuli, suggesting that individuals move the image from the right to the left eye to visually explore objects [11].
In previous work, we employed a SIFT feature-point and bio compound-eye mechanism to explore object-tracking measurements with superior robustness and accuracy [33].
The rat passed under the door (which was then closed) to explore object B2 (now familiar) and novel object C1 (Table 1 upper).
The time the animal took to explore Object A (when the animal's snout was directed towards the object at a distance of ≤1 cm) was recorded manually.
Utilising this preference for novelty, Ennaceur and Delacour [16] showed that if rats are given sufficient time to explore object A in an open rectangular arena, they will typically spend more time exploring novel object B in preference to a duplicate of object A, when put back in that same arena (Fig. 1C).
A globally-renowned materials scientist, Miodownik has spent his life exploring objects as ordinary as an envelope and as unexpected as concrete cloth, uncovering the fascinating secrets that hold together our physical world.
