Sentence examples for in objects in from inspiring English sources

Changizi, M.A., Zhang, Q., Ye, H. & Shimojo, S. The structures of letters and symbols throughout human history are selected to match those found in objects in natural scenes.

"With something which is slimmer than a human hair and very flexible, you can embed that in objects in a way that is not apparent to the user until it is called upon to do something.

Daniel Birnbaum, the artistic director of this year's Venice Biennale who included a film by Ms. Gonzalez-Foerster in the exhibition, once wrote that what she was primarily after, at least in his view, was to create "an atmosphere that draws out the melancholy inherent in objects in the world," objects that have lost their meaning through over-definition.

The idea is familiar enough that there can be no relevant difference in objects in D without a relevant difference in their basic physical parts.

The extra resolution is particularly evident in objects in the mid to far distance; trees gain more branch definition, derelict buildings look more realistically worn, bushes look more defined, skies look more natural, and best of all, the sense of depth in the image is enhanced, making the world feel both more immense and more intense.

Returning now to the claim that it is possible that a given table not be blue and that it could have been black, we need to keep in mind (for example) that on Descartes' view colors are not in objects in the way that we normally imagine them to be (Principles of Philosophy I:68, AT 8A 33, CSM 1 217).

Iterators are built-in objects in many programming languages, including Python.

The severest impairment produced by fornix transection was in object-in-place learning.

Monkeys were preoperatively trained in object-in-place scene learning (see below).

However, we show that substantial impairment in object-in-place scene learning can be observed when neurotoxic lesions are used that do not damage white matter at all.

This is an important finding as it provides a hypothesis concerning the role of the PRH in object-in-place associative recognition memory.