Sentence examples for formed objects from inspiring English sources

People sometimes talk as though negative emotions are like fully formed objects that have to be expelled from the body.

It encourages consumers to think of processed foods as fully formed objects, rather than as assemblages of disparate components.

Formed objects are usually fired in continuous conveyor belt or railcar operations, with the ware, as it traverses the tunnel kiln, proceeding from room temperature into a hot zone and finally to a cooler zone at the other end.

To show reverence for the genius of another or to swear by it was a mark of deep respect; hence, it is not unnatural that the genius of Augustus and of his successors formed objects of popular cult.

Groups and clusters of galaxies, as the largest, most recently formed objects in the universe, carry a great deal of information about the recent history of the cosmos.

A doctrine of pure states (reine Zustände) is meant to investigate the pre-objectified, pure content independently of the categorial forms that pervade such content in our sensible experiences of fully formed objects (Rickert 1934b, 129).

Each row can be regarded as a newly formed object, which is a k dimensional vector.

The most satisfying part in all of this was how seemingly abstract shapes lock into place and create a fully formed object.

She was a perfectly formed object.

The artist, who uses clay coils to form objects like carpets, baskets and tiles, will speak about her work tonight at 6.

The pattern of entanglement in a QSL state can be disrupted locally to form objects called quasiparticles that behave like ordinary particles.