The decomposition into flow volumes corresponds to the Reeb graph of the object's exterior (considered as 3-manifold with boundary) with respect to the height function.
The felt necklace, as the exterior object, "acquires the functional importance of a sign" (Vygotsky 1997, p.60).
The challenge offered to the toddler in the case example was the handling of an exterior object (the felt necklace).
Moreover, in Kant's opinion, law is not transcendental in relation to the individual, and comes from no external power, just as it is not anchored in any exterior object.
Whereas an artifact's utility or function is set in its programming, its function, when designed by an architect, can go beyond programming to encompass human experience of both exterior object and inner space.
Deméré and his team propose that this divot on the inside of the bone is the result of an object striking the exterior of the bone and breaking it.
Students will work from the interior (in the first half of the semester focusing more on the definition of objects) to the exterior (in the second half focusing more on those object's qualities and relationships).
Pudovkin theorised that actors on screen do not really act; it's their context that moves us - something established, through montage, by their relationship to exterior objects.
Mr. Clifford said his plan was to have the diver retrieve wood and iron objects from the exterior of the wreck and not the treasure, which, he said, would have been carried deep inside the vessel, near the keel.
Her response is most typical of cultural behaviour, which Vygotsky (1997, p.60) suggests occurs when "the child solves an inner problem by means of exterior objects".
If a person became unclean or impure, that was not because of contact with exterior objects.
