These results are consistent with the idea that ambiguously oriented objects are initially assigned an orientation consistent with our experience of an asymmetric world in which objects most probably sit on surfaces below eye level.
Bottles of brandy and such sit on open surfaces within arm's reach.
It is one of a number of floor pieces, and objects sit on a surface of corrugated tin.
While pterosaurs could fly well, and some studies suggest they could swim, and even take off from the surface of the water, very little thought has been applied to how they might sit on the surface.
One fascinating area of research is the development of implants that sit on the surface of the brain and connect directly to it.
Cut out a piece of clingfilm or baking parchment to sit on the surface of the custard, to stop a skin forming, leave to cool, then chill.
The mix should hold a trail when you lift the beaters – ie, ribbons of the mix should sit on the surface before sinking back in.
Mainly found in certain immune system cells, the receptors sit on the surface of cells or, in some cases, inside them, and recognize particular telltale characteristics or components of pathogens.
Dixon would be pleased to know that, soon enough, "Song of a Nightingale" will sit on the surface of the moon, and a bird will speak for the human condition.
Receptors are protein molecules that sit on the surface of cells in the nose.
"Developing something that can sit on the surface of the retina without damaging it is really difficult.
