Sentence examples for relative to objects from inspiring English sources

Lightning strikes occur because the bottom part of a thundercloud acquires a negative charge relative to objects on the ground.

The speed of light poses a fundamental limit to the speed that an object can take, relative to objects nearby it.

Since the vision-based navigation performance significantly depends on the camera motion relative to objects of interest, this paper proposes a stochastically optimized guidance law which attains target tracking and obstacle avoidance while maximizing the navigation accuracy.

However, the above discussion only applies to objects on small scales in the universe -- for example, if you take a baseball or a planet or a star or a galaxy and try to accelerate these objects to the speed of light relative to objects nearby them, it is impossible to do.

Having a mix of positioning sensors enables Zano to determine its position relative to objects around it and thus maintain a set distance from your mobile device — when used in a "follow me" mode.

Thirdly, because spherical shape has the smallest surface area relative to objects of other shapes (when the volume is fixed), gold NRs give a much larger surface area compared with spherical ones for adsorption of protein.

For fMRI, we computed the training effects by subtracting the activity for Ziggerins (relative to object control) before training from that after training.

In contrast, anterior hippocampus was only engaged when scenes were novel, relative to object baselines.

Previous studies have demonstrated that skilled readers show higher cerebral blood flow in the left premotor and somato-sensory cortex for reading relative to object naming (Bookheimer et al., 1995; Price et al., 2006).

In a supplementary analysis (Supplementary Text 5) we tested for connectivity between posterior hippocampus, which was only engaged by the perceive scenes condition relative to object baselines, and the rest of cortex.

Martin et al. (1996) reported the same anterior fusiform region (also bilateral) for naming real objects relative to non-objects and Simmons et al. (2007) reported bilateral anterior fusiform activation for retrieving object colour from object names.