Sentence examples for respective objects from inspiring English sources

Perception is defined as the application of the sense organs to their respective objects (prativishayadhyavasaya).

Space vehicle conflict prediction involving launch vehicles, space vehicles and electromagnetic radiation beams make use of position error covariance matrices of the respective objects.

During the cooperative tasks, two participants were instructed to reach and grasp their respective objects and to cooperate in forming a specific configuration on the working table.

* "POSSESSION" Neil LaBute films A. S. Byatt's novel about two English literary scholars (Aaron Eckhart and Gwyneth Paltrow) who discover that the 19th-century writers (in flashback, Jeremy Northam and Jennifer Ehle) who are their respective objects of study had a secret affair.

So, though astronomers worry about it, they don't worry about it that much: it is a decent approximation to assume that all of the light that you see left M31 at the same time, just like on Earth it's okay to assume in most cases that all the light that you see left their respective objects at the same time.

The management component instantiates the respective objects, when the user interface generation component requests them for display.

These details are stored in the form of ontology annotations for the respective object property relation assertions.

As is generally known, knowledge and information about the respective object of research are acquired in close connection with the future-oriented course of practice.

Sometimes we don't need a definite description in order to refer to a particular object, because we individuate the respective object by means of perception or perceptual memories.

Following each face-object stimulus the respective object was presented again without the face (Figure 1a).

This accounts for our experience that when hearing the word "crocodile" we cannot help thinking of the respective object.