Once each motor has detected the objects location and has stopped moving, the LCD displays the distance to the object from the center (0,0) reference point and also displays the direction of the object in reference to this center point (NE, NW, SE, SW).
A verb (finite or nonfinite) can be preceded by noun phrases that denote various g-n-p markers, such as object (direct or indirect), instrumentality (whether the object will be used to accomplish something), goal (or recipient of action), and the source, location, and direction of the action in reference to the object.
The physical principles of total reflection, spectral interference, scattering, and, to some extent, polychromatic diffraction, all familiar in reference to inanimate objects, are also encountered among tissues of living forms, most commonly in animals.
It has been a matter of debate when infants are able to use gaze cues and emotional facial expressions in reference to external objects.
Bias is an inclination of temperaments or outlook to present or hold a partial perspective at the expense of (possibly equally valid) alternatives in reference to objects, people, or groups.
The strongest improvisers elicited a higher gesture rate for iconic and beat gestures, while weakest improvisers produced more gestures in reference to the abstract, improvisation object.
However, at a first approximation, we can say that it is the mental activity or content typically expressed by, or manifested in, a sincere utterance of "that's beautiful" in reference to a perceptually presented object.
In describing these surfaces, Butts's prose lovingly creates its own still-life, placing each object in reference to a composition of "formal perfections". This formal symmetry occurs in a world [End Page 607] where the walls of a habitation are "in their place again" when a "shining room" is "charged-up with pain" (186).
The double-meaning of the title exemplifies the Throwing Snow dichotomy - Is it in reference to a steely gaze or an object prone to emitting light?
This integration of multisensory cues includes mapping the position of objects in reference to one's own body [ 52].
Put simply, the PPC directly maps the position of objects in reference to the body, whereas the PMC creates a motor space as an intermediate step first.
