A German-accented, pince-nez-wearing wooden woodpecker called Professor Yaffle inspected the object and sagely announced its function.
A forensic anthropologist in the medical examiner's office has inspected the object and "believes it could be a bear foot," said Ellen Borakove, a spokeswoman for the office.
"It is the single most important piece of glass to appear since the Portland Vase," explains the glassmaker David Hill, one of seven people invited to the British Museum to inspect the object alongside the Portland Vase and the Auldjo Jug.
Kasatka slowly swam over to inspect the object, keeping Peters in her mouth, and away from the oxygen.
As Worsley inspected the objects, he felt uneasy: "I couldn't shake the sense of pathetic sadness from my mind".
As Worsley inspected the objects, he felt uneasy: "I couldn't shake the sense of pathetic sadness from my mind". The men quickly resumed tracing the path of their forebears, which had long since been obliterated by the windswept ice.
But, while most dealers and smugglers of Indian antiques insist on inspecting an object before paying for it, Ghiya stopped travelling to the countryside, making his initial selections by examining photographs.
At around this time, Baliram Sharma retired and, Shrivastava told me, Ghiya "started building an empire". But, while most dealers and smugglers of Indian antiques insist on inspecting an object before paying for it, Ghiya stopped travelling to the countryside, making his initial selections by examining photographs.
The baker who sells you bread for years but never acknowledges he has seen you before, the looks of confusion when attempting to chat with someone in a supermarket line, the intense wordless gazing on the street as though inspecting an object from another planet.
Given that low prevalence shifts the decision criterion for evaluating an object as a target higher (Peltier & Becker, 2016a; Wolfe & Van Wert, 2010), the reduced time spent inspecting a segment may lead to more identification errors (inspecting an object but not identifying it as a target).
INSPECT stands for INdirect Six-DOF Pland Control Technitue, and it was designed for the purpose of inspecting a 3D object.
