Sentence examples for invisible properties from inspiring English sources

A principle of such mainstream theories is is that, in vision, the invisible properties of objects are only represented after the visible surface features of objects are first represented (see, e.g., Palmer 1999).

"With the capability of displaying information through iconic shapes, it may inform users the invisible properties of water such as temperatures and nutriments using additional sensors," they explain.

First demonstrated in the late 18th Century by German physicist Ernst Chladni, these otherwise invisible properties reap the benefits of our nascent new millennium: under a 100mm macro lens, these minute movements are captured in stunning detail.

I walk down Hawgood Street and cross Pepper Lane, the drop-off point of the neighborhood's invisible property-value butte.

How else, she asks, could a tortoise think chow this way, given that being nutritious is an invisible property and so could not cause a sensory-perceptual representation?

Starting with Skywalker Ranch, the various pieces of Lucasfilm came together over the decades behind the large trees on his 6,100-acre 6,100-acreinvisible from the single two-lane road that snakes through the area.

The worry is that benefit-based theories can entail that it is only the invisible but beneficial property that are represented in perception.

These properties are invisible to both observation and theory; they should be discarded along with any doctrine that requires their retention.

As if they were property or invisible.

ALWAYS keep a dog/puppy on a leash, unless you have an invisible fence around your property.

Pauli described the properties that this invisible particle must have; It is neutral (no charge), it has a small (or zero) mass and it has spin half like the electron.