To say that there is a pair of objects satisfying a certain condition is equivalent to denying that every pair of objects fails to satisfy that condition, and to say that every pair of objects satisfies a certain condition is equivalent to denying that there is any pair of objects that fails to satisfy that condition.
The history of the Jewish presence in Morocco is phrased in more concrete terms in the show, beginning with a pair of objects that establish a chronological span.
Subjects in memory tests given at MIT's Computational Vision Cognition Laboratory were asked to recall which of a pair of objects they had seen earlier that day.
interval designator n. (of type T) an ordered pair of objects that describe a subtype of T by delimiting an interval on the real number line.
Not being any sort of entity himself, however, he is not to be reckoned up alongside these things, any more than my envy and my left foot constitute a pair of objects".
(Astronomers call a pair of objects orbiting one another a 'binary' system). However, a team of scientists in 2015 used radio data to show that X9 likely consisted instead of a black hole pulling gas from a white dwarf companion.
Enantiomorph, (from Greek enantios, "opposite"; morphe, "form"), also called Antimer, or Optical Antipode, either of a pair of objects related to each other as the right hand is to the left, that is, as mirror images that cannot be reoriented so as to appear identical.
For example, an animal is trained on a simple discrimination between two objects, A and B. Once the problem has been solved, the experimenter substitutes a new pair of objects, C and D, for the original pair; when the animal has solved this new problem, yet another new pair, E and F, is substituted, and so on.
