Sentence examples for nearby object from inspiring English sources

Newly born equids follow any nearby object during the first few days of life.

Often, as we listened to students and colleagues, his leg bounced and his fingers worried a nearby object — his keys, his pen.

The software, called SoundWave, produces an inaudible, high-pitched tone from a loudspeaker that bounces off a nearby object, such as a hand.

One is that rapid growth of the core led to a corresponding increase in gravity, enough to pull down a nearby object.

Newton, for one, invented integral calculus to solve the following problem, which was essential to his formulation of the law of universal gravitation: Assuming that the attractive force between any pair of point particles is inversely proportional to the square of the distance separating them, how does a spherical distribution of particles, such as the Earth, attract another nearby object?

Fears are hardwired into the brain in one of three ways: by observing and learning the fears of others as a child; from a traumatic experience, like being attacked by a dog; or by a process known as anchoring, where a person has a fright and the brain links a nearby object to the feeling of fear.

The camera, smack up on leaves or grasses, throws these nearby objects out of focus.

This makes it impossible for nearby objects to escape their gravitational pull.

The sensor is typically a small radar set that sends out signals and listens for their reflections from nearby objects.

According to one witness speaking to Romanian media, a fireworks display around the stage set nearby objects alight.

As we move, nearby objects seem to move faster than objects that are further away, and objects also appear to change shape with changes in head position.