Sentence examples for top objects from inspiring English sources

Other top objects include car, computer, television set and elephant.

This problem is challenging because these top objects might not be ranked high by the sources where they appear.

They include paintings on paper fans (a radiant scene of a mountaintop pavilion by the 17th-century artist Zheng Zhong, a 1920's painting of wisteria by Qi Baishi) and exquisite table top objects.

In particular, we present a condition that a source must satisfy so that a meta-broker can extract the top objects for a query from the source without examining its entire contents.

A crucial problem that a meta-broker then faces is extracting from the underlying sources the top objects for a user query according to the meta-broker's ranking function.

Not only is this condition necessary but it is also sufficient, and we show an efficient algorithm to extract the top objects from sources that satisfy the given condition.

In this new composite image of IC 2497 (top object) and the Green Blob (bottom), X-rays from Chandra are purple and optical data from the Hubble Space Telescope are red, green, and blue.

Twenty-three healthy participants were presented triads of objects in which either neither, one or both objects in the bottom of the triad were related to the top object, and given two encoding instructions that required them to indicate the number of semantic ("related?") or physical ("smaller?") relationships in the triad.

For example, an object can coincide with its spatial region, or a top (object) with its spinning (event).

This suggests that whilst use of the prosthesis facilitates reaching for a table top object, movements are not initiated swiftly.

The results of this study show that the ability of individuals with profound loss of vision to reach and grasp a table top object is facilitated with an artificial retinal prosthesis.