Sentence examples for removal of objects from inspiring English sources

He also said he was not sanguine about a large-scale removal of objects to Indian heritage centers.

At this interface, the adhesion should be low enough for easy removal of objects placed on the coated paper.

They believe that the removal of objects in this way impoverishes the source country's cultural identity and hinders a complete understanding of the artifacts, because they are displayed outside their original context.

The claim that antiquities are a global heritage is highly contested, used (among other things) by those who traffic in antiquities to justify the removal of objects from the countries that own them, against the laws of those countries, to protect them when, it is claimed, the source country cannot.

The input video from the camera units is processed to identify and extract out the privacy information and the empty regions left behind by the removal of objects are perceptually filled in the Obfuscation Unit using video in-painting as proposed in [14].

Image inpainting, in particular, is used for restoration of old analogue paintings, denoising of digital photos, and for removal of objects like text or date stamps from images and has become an active field of research in the mathematical and engineering communities, with a variety of specifically developed methods and approaches [35].

We present optimization algorithms for the resolution of virtual function calls, conversion of virtual inheritance to direct inheritance, elimination of dynamic casts and dynamic type checks, and removal of object synchronization.

The second and third recordings were made when birds had received 2 months of continuous exposure to objects ("long-term enrichment"), and immediately following removal of enrichment objects 26 days later ("removal of enrichment").

Observations of AL and EXP were made during four periods of our experiment: 2 weeks prior to enrichment ("pre-enrichment"), immediately following the installation of enrichment objects ("short-term enrichment"), after birds had 2 months of continuous exposure to objects ("long-term enrichment"), and immediately following removal of enrichment objects 26 days later ("removal of enrichment").

Behaviorally, only LTF and EXP behavior were influenced by the addition of enrichment objects, but these responses were not seen two months later, nor were they seen upon removal of the objects.

These officers believed that the policy mandated the removal of all objects that could be harmful to the prisoner.