These include minor objects, such as eggcups, as well as impressive tureens, dishes, and plates.
There he fastened relatively minor objects, which seem to respond to the unexpected attention by glowing proudly.
But even the export of minor objects offends archaeologists, who want collections to remain intact and at home.
For small objects the ratio between the minor axis and major axis length of the ellipse that has the same normalized second central moments of the extracted object primitive is used for classification.
It recalls a time when minor disposable objects — double-A batteries and blank cassettes — were our primary consumer needs.
From the most serious loss (a person kidnapped, or a soldier unaccounted for or absent without leave) to an irritating minor loss (an object is mislaid), to go missing -- always in its past tense, went, or past participle, gone -- conveys a worried, nonspecific meaning that no other word or phrase quite does.
Each image is broadly similar, with minor differences in object placement and body language that reflect the changed dynamic brought on by Lester's new-found assertiveness.
Apparently, whoever operates that account didn't see the minor hypocrisy in objecting to people communicating with little pictures of everyday objects while himself (let's be honest, it's a him) communicating exclusively through references to a schlocky 1970s science fiction film.
Conditions that may dictate the choice of a particular microphone include the presence of minor echoes from objects in the set or reproduction of speech in a small room, as distinct from that in a large hall.
However, the objects' minor significance — some were little more than bits of wood — made the return seem to be partly an easy way to garner some goodwill with Zahi Hawas, the forceful secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities in Egypt.
