The white spot is an incidental object present on the surface used for focusing the instrument.
The implication is that whereas memantine can block the encoding of interfering incidental familiar object information, it is insufficient to block encoding of a salient novel object.
A baseball which is dislodged by incidental contact with an inanimate object or another person before momentum has ceased is not possessed.
How sad that those in Fulton, Mo., who objected to the incidental drinking, smoking and kissing in "Grease" seem to have missed what the musical is really about: teenage innocence (first love, first kiss, first car), community spirit ("We'll always be together") and the frustration of teenage romantic aspirations, which the musical affectionately satirizes.
Since a living thing sometimes manifests an instance of such activities and sometimes does not, they relate to it in the manner of the incidental forms of any physical object.
The term accidental is used here in the philosophical tradition of Aristotle (Barnes 1974), who distinguishes in his Metaphysics, Books (zeta ) and (eta ), between the necessary and the accidental (incidental or coincidental kata sumbebêkos) properties of an object in nature.
However, it is imperative to differentiate results that are public from those conveyed to individuals, whether they be incidental results or ones prompted by the object of research.
Ingmar Bergman is one of the greatest of modern directors, but he's also an instant object of comedy because of his incidental association with Woody Allen, America's leading Bergmaniac.
The catalogue now includes fifty-five distinct leitmotifs — thematic ideas that point toward characters, objects, ideas, and relationships — and forty-three so-called incidental motifs, which, Lehman says, "do not meet criteria for proper leitmotifs" but nonetheless possess dramatic significance.
