Sentence examples for object generally from inspiring English sources

For this sort of remnant magnetism to form, the object generally must have been heated and then cooled through its Curie temperature — the threshold, named for Pierre, at which iron-oxide particles will align themselves with the ambient magnetic field.

Inevitably, I christened it The Luggage, after Terry Pratchett's sapient pearwood invention, an object generally announced by the patter of its many feet, and characterised by its ever-changing and apparently random contents.

The familiar image of the small child and the transitional object, generally sweet and mildly humorous, occasionally frantic and even desperate, reminds us that learning to negotiate, and even enjoy, partings and reunions is part of the whole assignment, for parents and for children.

Vibrations carry energy, so shaking an object generally increases its energy and drives its temperature up.

The possible transformations of the object generally span a low-dimensional manifold in the original signal space.

The real-time algorithm exploits the property that an object generally does not change its positions abruptly between consecutive frames.

A conspicuous component of the Galaxy is the collection of large, bright, diffuse gaseous objects generally called nebulae.

Astronomical objects generally don't live up to their names, with constellations like Taurus or Aries bearing little resemblance to a bull or ram.

The winning entry, for example, was a project that classifies mathematical objects generally known — by very smart people — as fusion categories.

In the open ocean the larvae of the pedunculate barnacle Lepas seek out objects generally large enough to support the weight of the numerous adults (e.g., driftwood).

Babies know, too, that objects can't go through solid boundaries or occupy the same position as other objects, and that objects generally travel through space in a continuous trajectory.