Sentence examples for objects and further from inspiring English sources

As in the previous study, the older participants were less likely to correctly identify the similar objects, and further analysis indicated that the degree of difference of the similar objects had to be greater in order for the performance of the elderly to match that of the young.

Thus, our combined analysis implies that the representation of familiar object categories spans at least the visual, tactile, and motor components associated with interacting with real world objects and further suggests a network of brain areas that could play a role in transmitting visual information to early somatosensory brain regions.

"I think he's going to encourage, Jan . 5 to have somebody object and further illegitimize the presidency of Governor Bush.

Everything which is got out into the form of an object implies still the felt background against which the object comes, and, further, the whole experience of both feeling and object is a non-relational immediate felt unity.

A neighbor (David Krumholtz) objects, and a further complication arise in the form of an officious zoo guy (Clark Gregg), who denies that penguins could love Mr. Popper.

"We have to study the objects and bones further, but the offerings strongly suggest a direct relation between the Teotihuacan ruling group and the Maya royal families," Dr. Sugiyama said.

Image segmentations were initially utilized to separate the aerial photos into parcel sized objects, and were further used for detailed land type identification within the parcels.

In 2012 the museum reported its exhibits collection to contain 155,000 objects and a further 357 vehicles and aircraft.

The forced perspective has several possible consequences, including creating a more regular gesso pattern as seen by the female within the avenue, altering the perceived sizes of court and displayed objects, and creating further illusions which attract the female's attention., We now know that males which create better forced perspective gain more mates.

With the same scene at aperture f22, more objects (both closer and further from the camera) will be in focus.

This might arise from the differences in study design, e.g. sample size, characteristics of objects and methodology, and further longitudinal cohort study was warranted here.