Sentence examples for viewing objects from inspiring English sources

Curators argue the collection of pieces will demonstrate that art is about "firing the imagination" rather than simply viewing objects.

Instead of just viewing objects, the scores of volunteers of all ages taking part, approach visitors and tell them something meaningful that has happened in their lives.

He did this first by trying out Cubism and the experiments of Braque and Picasso in viewing objects from the inside out and then by dabbling in Dadaism, with its notions of the absurd and the essential alienation of man.

Another new device, the SenseView Duo ($1,299), available at the end of this month, has two cameras — one for close-up reading of text, the other for viewing objects eight feet or farther away, like classroom blackboards, said Doug Geoffray, co-owner of GW Micro, the Fort Wayne, Ind.-based distributor of the devices in North America (www.gwmicro.com).

The benefit of infrared radiation is that it facilitates viewing objects in dark or through obscured conditions by detecting the infrared energy emitted by them.

Kelemen has suggested that the bias toward viewing objects as made for some purpose derives from an early sensitivity to intentional agents as object makers and users.

When combined with a digital camera, Canesta's products let computers, televisions and other devices view objects in three dimensions.

When pressed, she explains that she borrowed the idea of the abstract shapes from a children's book about a myopic girl who viewed objects without her glasses.

Furthermore, the viewed objects were more correctly spatially updated than the imagined ones both in translational and rotational body movements.

Arts Minister George Brandis welcomed the "significant" partnership, saying it will give Australians "a remarkable opportunity to view objects from the world's oldest national public museum".

This approach allows patients suffering from tunnel vision to view objects outside their inhibited view and as a result decreased patient visual search time by up to 75%[13]].