Sentence examples for stack of objects from inspiring English sources
The stack of objects has been vandalized.
A second way is to store a stack of objects under every variable letter.
In the TOL, "the subject must construct a stack of objects from a starting configuration in series of individual moves" ([1], p. 203).
If you are ollying over a pylon, or something solid or something that your wheels can catch on, do this: Make a stack of objects (something that will be easily knocked or ridden over) that are just as tall as the pylon.
Nevelson's frieze-like stacks of discarded objects, painted black, are melancholy reflections of the growing sense of the perils of consumerism.
Its cover displays what Andrew Deitchman, a partner of Mother New York, called a "totem," a diverse group of objects, stacked vertically, that represent experiences available at the hotel.
(icanhascheezburger.com) features cat pictures with ungrammatical captions, Stuff on My Cat (stuffonmycat.com) displays photos of objects stacked on sleeping cats, and Kittenwars.com pits pairs of cat photos in a cuteness showdown.
And he knows how to hit the sweet spot that turns a bunch of objects — like stacks of National Geographic magazines — into a collection, and how to array those objects so they look sculptural, instead of like a sign that he might be a candidate for A&E's "Hoarders".
Moving partitions and opening cabinet doors reveals stacks of carefully chosen objects: Alessi dishes and Arne Jacobsen cutlery; what Mr. Chang calls an "altar of Muji accessories," including travel bottles and neatly packaged tissues; and several thousand CDs filling an entire wall.
Instead of objects wrapped in tarpaper there will be stacks of black body bags, seemingly filled.
For example, robots make use of the relation between surfaces to calculate grasp points on an object; horizontal patches indicate where it is possible to put down an object; and relationships between surfaces allow alignment of objects for complex tasks such as object stacking.
