Sentence examples for imperfect objects from inspiring English sources

The ultra-fast solid-state diffusion at the nanoscale shows that nanoparticles are far more structurally dynamic and imperfect objects (e.g., defects) than that suggested by the large-scale properties of their parent bulk materials.

"Hella Jongerius -- Misfit," the title of the Dutch designer's retrospective that opens Nov. 13 at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, refers not so much to her status in the design world but to the imperfect objects she has long championed.

Articulatory gestures, however, are good (though imperfect) candidates for objects of speech perception.

Logics: Objects are imperfect.

Subsequent empirical research has tended to document declining prices even when the objects are imperfect substitutes.

According to the theory of Forms, material objects are imperfect copies of original, real, Forms; artistic representations of material objects are therefore only copies of copies, at two removes from reality.

It means understanding the impermanence and imperfect nature of worldly objects and ideas, and to understand the law of karma.

When lifting a light object, your form can be perfect or imperfect, but when lifting heavier objects your form must be better to prevent injury.

At some point soon, the unclaimed or imperfect 3-D printed plastic objects that litter parts of the Co-Lab will meet their demise between the 36 gnashing stainless-steel teeth of the shredder.

Because of the imperfect and deficient character of the sensible objects one cannot derive from them objects that are as perfect and as precise as mathematical objects are.

Even though these techniques are sophisticated, the transmitted image may be found imperfect, particularly if it represents everyday objects, with which the eye is familiar.