Sentence examples for separation of objects from inspiring English sources

One might think that the focus of his criticisms would be solely on Madhyamaka issues about own-essences (svabhāva), but a major focus at this point is on the separation of objects from consciousness.

Too large opening radii may result in the artificial separation of objects.

Light diffraction leads to a PSF of non-zero width, preventing the separation of objects close together.

With centroids moved into a position such that an optimum separation of objects into groups occurred, clustering was run for 1,000 repetitions using squared-Euclidian as the algorithm to measure pairwise distance between data points.

Furthermore, while different similarity measures have been widely used for measuring the degree of closeness or separation of target objects, the problem of how well similarity measures can be used to represent the degree of knowledge difficulty in terms of human perception still remains relatively unexplored.

Based on these representations, we decided to exclude the 5 Fe-rich objects, which compressed the potential separation of other objects, and to exclude As because, as shown in Table 2, it was detected in only 5 out of 200 measurements (e.g. in objects n° 36521- a nail - and n°106647 - a sword).

Second, this method provides clear-cut separation of the objects from the background and can detect objects that remain motionless for a long period.

Perhaps the most elementary action type of this kind is separation, the separation of an object from another object so that one (or both) of the resulting objects can be used for some purpose.

The simulation considered one or two objects immersed in a medium (see Fig. 3(a)) where the width (Ow) and separation of the objects (Ogap) was varied to observe the optical response.

This is one of the reasons why the best astronomical telescopes have large-diameter mirrors; in addition to the obvious advantage of an increased light-gathering capability, larger mirrors decrease the resolvable angular separation of astronomical objects.

Color-magnitude diagrams are a tool often used in astronomy and often show a clear separation of different objects.