Sentence examples similar to far off objects from inspiring English sources
He attempted to improve his peripheral vision by focusing on far-off objects as he walked down the street.
In such images, stars and other far-off objects stay in the same place, but closer objects, like moons and asteroids, move.
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Two astrophysicists appear to have cleared up the puzzling distribution of matter that blocks certain wavelengths of light from brilliant, far-off objects called quasars, resulting in a "forest" of dark lines in their spectra as seen from Earth.
Both groups--one led by Saul Perlmutter of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California, Berkeley, and the other by Brian Schmidt of Mount Stromlo and Siding Spring Observatory in Australia--probe the cosmos's future by plotting the distance of far-off objects against the speed at which cosmic expansion is sweeping them away from Earth.
That's because the measurements of close distances are used to calibrate measurements of far-off objects.
Cam Shae of IGN did express some disappointment that the PlayStation 3 version did not attempt to address the "pop up" of far-off objects due to draw distance, a limitation of the PlayStation 2 version.
These results are not terribly far off because the object is nearly square but an irregular shape with different angles would be nowhere near the mark.
A new study demonstrates that the brain can judge distance based on how far below the horizon an object appears, using the angle between eye level and the object to determine how far off it is.
The subjects are given feedback as to how far off their guess is from the actual landing point of the object.
