Sentence examples for observed objects from inspiring English sources

He and his colleagues observed objects (1966) at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy that had previously been invisible owing to interstellar dust and discovered (1967) a young star in the Orion Nebula.

Next, it lifts sparsely observed objects to their classes to create augmented tensors.

However, the prediction accuracy of factorization is poor for ambiguous and/or sparsely observed objects.

When observed objects are not results of human activity, the dynamics results in acquisition of new knowledge, usually as a refinement of the existing one.

They said they also observed objects that resembled nematode eggs.

Does it relate to the Heisenberg Theory, which has it that observed objects are affected by being observed?

The Austrian-born British philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 1951) was particularly adept at calling attention to the rich and subtle variety of ordinary mental states and to how little they lend themselves to the model of an introspectively observed object.

In a report prepared for publication soon in The Astrophysical Journal, astronomers said the newly observed object's relative proximity to Earth and the absence of obscuring dust clouds between here and there "make this system central to the study" of stellar-class black holes.

FAST was designed to observe objects within 40° from the zenith.

For the first time, astronomers could observe objects in a new region of the electromagnetic spectrum outside that of visible light.

To observe objects in the cosmos that radiate in the infrared and millimetre-wavelength regions of the spectrum, astronomers need telescopes and detectors that are cold enough to limit the interference generated by the instruments' own heat (see infrared astronomy).