As the drives expel, detach, or isolate a proto-object, the space of differentiation is supported by identification with the imaginary father, who holds it open.
It also exhibits interesting pre-grasp behaviors, like isolating a single object from a group," the team writes.
Event-related potential (ERP) measures of spatial-attention allocation (N2pc) and extended target processing (SPCN) were isolated during an object-substitution masking (OSM) task that disrupted the perceptual visibility of smoking-related and office-related targets.
Segmentation is the process of subdividing an image into its constituent parts or objects in order to isolate a region of interest [1].
Subsequently, every isolated liver as an object of multifaceted form was subjected to direct volumetric analysis, with the use of a hydrostatic method, grounded in Archimedes' principle [ 19].
Moreover, mood is not an isolated mental object, easily dissociated from its experiential context and identified in an act of introspection (i.e., converted to a reportable symptom).
CT processes can differentiate among a wide variety of materials even if the bag is populated with numerous overlapping items and can generate a full three-dimensional (3D) image of a bag and its contents, which allows the computer software to isolate every object in the bag from its neighbors and test each one for properties of explosive materials.
Other works isolate objects or images of objects (the confusion seems to be deliberate) against backgrounds of solid color, recalling earlier Charlesworths.
The element geometry for forward scattering CDI is fairly simple, in which an isolated object is illuminated with a highly coherent beam of X-rays and the diffraction pattern produced by the sample is measured in the far field, as shown in Figure 4 a.
I will particularly focus on brown dwarfs that challenge our understanding of the line between a companion planet and an isolated object.
