Sentence examples for its object for from inspiring English sources

Though there is an objective world, philosophy does not have knowledge of this world as its object for there is no way for it to ground itself and the material it thinks with and through arises historically.

By pushing the now standard critique of representation past the hermeneutics of suspicion in which a critic gazes across a critical divide to plumb its object for secrets decoded, we can craft a form of investigation that develops like the photograph itself, deepening the definition and contrast of an imprint to reveal its simultaneous eye-stopping force and transitoriness.

He studied industrial ceramics at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, inspired by a visit to the Japan Folk Crafts Museum in 1938, where he encountered mingei philosophy, and its objects, for the first time.

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TPA will automatically adjust the size of the thread-pool (i.e., its managed object) for getting back to its SafeRange, and thus it changes the autonomic level directly to S3 by itself as shown in this figure.

If a label for its object category is used for each image during training, this may help to produce good classification, but is very subject to over-fitting, in which small pixel changes in an image that do not affect which object it is interpreted as by humans may lead to it being misclassified (Krizhevsky et al. 2012; Szegedy et al. 2014).

In the case of the presented system, the appearance-based classifier (see Sect. " The appearance-based classifier") can, due to its already strong performance, replace annotated data by its object class estimate for each training sample.

The invention has for its object the elimination of the necessity for judging distance in sport and war by making use of the visual angle which proceeds from the shooter's eye and embraces the object aimed at.

Such a habeas corpus proceeding is ex parte, having for its object only to inquire whether the applicant for the writ is illegally restrained of his liberty.

But who would undertake such an epic study of 600 dense pages — or even review it — without feeling some affinity for its object?

To constitute a violation of the Act, it is essential that the interstate transportation have for its object or be the means of effecting or facilitating the proscribed activities.