On one hand, the shadows attached to some detected objects will misclassify the objects and their shadows as a totally erroneous object in the image.
"My favorite form of art," Mr. Murphy said, "is the totally useless object that you obsess about".
As I pointed out not long ago, a perceived threat of alien invasion, by getting us to spend on anti-invasion measures, would quickly restore full employment, even though the spending would be on totally useless object.
"Because the sun itself disappears from the sky, it looks like this totally strange object," says Nigel Henbest, a British astronomer who describes the first time he saw a solar eclipse as a gobsmacking, visceral experience.
And in fact, I don't actually think this is a quotation at all: what I mean is that the effect of hearing this music at this point in the symphony is so utterly removed from the original function, expression, and associations of Rossini's tune that it becomes, in fact, a totally different object.
Based on physics principles published by Halliday: A totally submerged object that is less dense than the fluid in which it is submerged experiences a net upward force and a totally submerged object that is denser than the fluid sinks (Halliday 1999 p. 467).
But until the market demand is reduced, this problem will never go away; all our current approaches are but short-term fixes, with the long-term solution being making ivory a totally distasteful object unacceptable within any society.
We believe that all objects, whether electrical or totally inert, deserve to be connected".
A lot of things that we cannot buy and sell in markets used to be totally legal objects of market exchange - human beings when we had slavery, child labour, human organs, and so on.
