But climate change means that more snow melts around the building during the annual thaw, exposing objects.
Ms. Sugiura creates large photograms by exposing objects like flowers, fish, frogs or, in one case, live kittens directly on large sheets of photographic paper.
Like H. Fox Talbot, who invented a photographic process in the 1830's by exposing objects placed on light-sensitive paper to sunlight, Brauner also used sunlight to create his photograms.
One important exponent of photographic experimentalism was the American expatriate Dada artist Man Ray, whose "rayographs," photographs that appeared as series of swirling abstract shapes, were created without a camera by exposing objects placed on sensitized paper to light.
Tseng uses a custom-built multi-pinhole box to expose objects, which have been coated in Liquid Light, to their environments.
Its featured Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) exposes objects' capabilities by means of web services, thus supporting syntactic and semantic interoperability among different technologies, including SCADA systems [23].
All WinFS types are exposed as.NET objects with the properties of the object directly mapping to the properties of the data type.
On day 4, the mouse was returned to the experimental cage containing the object to which it was previously exposed (familiar object), as well as a new object (novel object) positioned as the day before.
But our experience with objects can take many different forms: We can be passively exposed to objects, learn to categorize them into different groups, learn unique names or other meaningful information about them, or learn to discriminate between them without ever naming them.
