Doing so would operate with the distinction between animate and inanimate in order to show their interactions.
Available As with inanimate objects, in order to be targeted by an offender, a victim has to be visible and accessible (Clarke 1999).
The moving figure consisted of the Biological-Motion dancer or the Whirligig object in animate and inanimate sessions, respectively (order counterbalanced across subjects).
The loner Kenneth Desmond Harringtonn), who labors as a technical writer in Los Angeles and whose talents seem to include a lack of social skills, decides to order an inanimate physical companion, an anatomically correct doll that he nicknames Nikki.
Within the global infection control community, there is an ongoing controversy about the appropriate treatment of inanimate surfaces in hospitals in order to prevent transmission of nosocomial pathogens within an institution.
She had had the idea that the mineral world was one of perfect, inanimate forms, with an unchanging mathematical order of crystals and molecules beneath its sprouts and flows and branches.
We may object that we have been thinking of the stars as mere bodies, and as units with a serial order indeed but entirely inanimate; but should rather conceive them as enjoying life and action.
Mechanical inventions, computers that self-replicate and molecular machines made of organic material, promise to puree the Linnaean order of animate and inanimate.
For example, domestic chicks, that are ready to move away from their nest in the first days of life (being thus at risk of losing contact with their mother hen), could need to direct their attention toward conspecifics in order to avoid imprinting on inanimate features of the environment.
This seems to be a doctor who has forgotten that the person before him is a human being and not some inanimate object to be tested and prodded in order to arrive at some conclusion regarding a hypothesis.
