Based on characteristics such as the objects&apos movement, the researchers think the objects are dusty stellar objects called G-objects.
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Treated as objects, women begin to treat themselves as objects.
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And they're no longer reading bound objects, or printed objects.
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In Bullwinkel's creepy, deadpan debut, bodies become objects, objects become bodies, and bodies and objects fuse and part in fascinating, unsettling ways.
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Do it with four natural objects, and then four artificial objects.
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Radar is good at detecting moving objects but not stationary objects.
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Thus these objects are both documentation, prop, and performance art objects.
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They were not merely material objects or objects for self-aggrandizement.
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Radar is good at detecting moving objects, but not stationary objects.
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Yet these objects still have an aesthetic intensity — these objects are energized.
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With most other objects, these light patterns repeat as the objects spin.
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At least it's an actual property of objects, whereas objects don't really "have" a weight—or they have weight only in relation to other objects.
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Those three-dimensional objects may themselves be connected by four-dimensional paths (the path between two objects always has one more dimension than the objects themselves).
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Quasars, or quasi-stellar objects, are massive objects that throw off enormous energy.
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"I see our project as creating objects, but not 'art objects,'" he said.
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With this understanding, the objects became talismans, objects that could heal the artist.
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All seem like small objects, you could maybe even call them pointless objects.
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Your only interactions are to pick up objects, drop objects, and...bend gravity.
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These objects are living beings to us, these objects are a part of our family, these objects are a part of who we are as a community.
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They can detect objects, but must be trained to understand what those objects are.
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From the beginning, "it was humble objects and fine objects mixed together," she said.
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What about the connection between objects moving around (kinematics) and objects changing temperature (thermodynamics)?
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All objects that have mass interact with other massy objects—that's called gravitational interaction.
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"We're looking for the objects that put the brakes on these objects," Showalter said.
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Sharp Objects Most episodes of "Sharp Objects" open with Camille awakening from a dream.
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The "Objects" on view include large-scale interactive sculptures, performative objects and video installations.
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The eclectic collection of 64 objects includes shoes, jewelry, spears, ritual objects, and animal specimens.
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Attia's installation is as much about how we present objects, as about the objects themselves.
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"Heavy objects generate footprint-like deformations which stabilize the objects on the slopes," the paper explains.
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"[We're] literally working with paint, clay, paper — creating objects that transform into other objects," Peterson says.
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A 1683 inventory of Oxnead Hall's "best closet"— or his cabinet of curiosities — included a litany of hundreds of naturalia (natural objects), artificialia (human-made objects), and scientifica (objects of science).
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By contrast, combinatorial objects like graphs and matroids are purely discrete objects—assemblages of dots and sticks.
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Each complaint received indicated that foreign objects, including sharp metal objects, were visible upon opening the can.
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Neon uses a newly developed physics engine to make tabs and other objects respond like real objects.
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All data points in Palantir are referred to as "Objects," and these objects can be practically anything.
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She uses words like objects, placing them in relation to other objects (her own face, a flower).
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The emptying took a long time, because my father collected objects, or, anyway, objects collected around him.
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Because women were always sort of interested in being objects, because we've been trained to be objects.
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Yeah, I love to go to thrift stores and sometimes objects or juxtapositions of objects inspire me.
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Also, I'm so interested in objects and have a very nonhierarchical relationship to objects and the body.
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She works with found objects, reappropriating racialized, racist objects and injecting power into them with radical symbols.
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The game was regularly and consistently displaying certain objects on the screen in front of gems, and the objects the game was prioritizing also happened to be the objects they'd classified as noise.
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We added some people who had objects that they liked to keep in one place, and if the goose took the objects they'd chase it down and put the objects back in place.
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This interference between visible light and intervening objects is how we manage to see those objects at all.
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"With objects from the war, they succeeded in creating marvellous objects, true pieces of art," Chantal Giudice said.
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Ducklings exposed to objects of the same shape seemed to continue to prefer objects of the same shape.
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The sensor can monitor multiple objects at once and the tags attached to the objects use no electricity.
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"We create useful objects for the city to experience them — but also so that those objects move us."
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Sharp Objects There is no Calhoun Day in the Gillian Flynn novel on which "Sharp Objects" is based.
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"People are coming to a museum to see real objects because real objects are emotional," Mr. David said.
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It was also his preference to collect everyday objects used by ordinary people rather than objects of art.
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The company's technology creates lifelike virtual objects that seamlessly blend with natural objects when viewed through its headsets.
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The objects casting the shadows are held just over a berm behind which real humans walk with the objects elevated over their heads so that only these objects and not their bodies cast the images.
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Objects include metal jewelry and sculptural objects — mostly from the Dogon peoples of Mali — in the form of horses.
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Study participants were asked to find red and green objects on a computer screen filled with different colored objects.
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Back then, I could spend 23 hours straight coding trajectories of objects and drawing objects and items in Flash.
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Ideally, AR objects should be able to blend into our reality, seamlessly moving behind and around real world objects.
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You also can print large, solid objects that can stand up to much more abuse than FDM-printed objects.
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Who is used for subjects, whom for objects, including direct objects such as that of the verb to fire.
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The "brain" needs to be able to recognize objects, accurately measure distances, and fundamentally understand physical relationships between objects.
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He tells us that still-life painting did not depict objects qua objects, but as items to be owned.
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Over time, these objects likely coalesced, and eventually two of these objects began to spiral close to one another.
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These, in turn, lend the hairy objects their unique properties, whether it's sensing touch or setting objects into motion.
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Sharp Objects You may have noticed by now that "Sharp Objects," unlike most whodunits, isn't particularly concerned with plot.
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In Emily Furr's paintings, objects penetrate the openings of other objects, but the body is nowhere to be seen.
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But we track the objects in the hope that one day we will be able to recover these objects.
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Companies like Matrix Mill allow virtual objects to interact and hide behind real-world objects, such as chairs and plants.
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It's a powerful creation tool, where I was able to create 3D objects or convert 2D objects into 3D ones.
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The objects are objects, but it is through the title of the works that I provide emotional and psychological cues.
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They are iconic objects, but as with many objects, what's important is not their physical presence but what they represented.
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P-Orridge escorted visitors through the museum, picking out different objects to share about Kathmandu Valley and Tibetan art objects.
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How do you go about choosing these objects and what sort of significance do a few of the objects have?
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The eerie packages sometimes contain children's clothes, objects with blood on them, and objects with satanic imagery all over them.
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There are also many reports regarding looted materials collected by Gulf citizens, with an emphasis on objects Islamic period objects.
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Here, Yang uses earthly objects to initiate conversations with the spiritual world, stripping the objects of their specific cultural contexts.
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The more objects scattered around the machine, which turns physical objects into sound, the more interesting the music it makes.
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OBJECTS: REDUX, a reimagining of the groundbreaking 1969 Smithsonian exhibition OBJECTS: USA, explores innovative creation rooted in tradition and convention.
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Last year, Making Design displayed functional objects redesigned to serve aesthetic purposes, and seemingly decorative objects that had practical utility.
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For Levine's team, the next step will be to get the robot to perform more complex tasks, such as picking-up and placing down objects, and manipulating soft and malleable objects like cloth, rope, and fragile objects.
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They would be able to tell the difference between Jupiter and the objects around it versus the distant solar system objects because any objects around Jupiter would be moving at the same rate as the gas giant.
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Two telescopes continually scan the night sky to detect any objects that are bright enough, which works well for large objects, but smaller objects can't be detected until they are as close as the moon, Koschny said.
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Chief among these is the creation of an incident zone wherein objects are spontaneously segmented; in other words, parts of the objects simply disappear, yet the objects continue to behave as if the missing parts are still present.
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Instead, it measures the velocity of objects, concentrating on things that are moving, instead of stationary objects like trees and mailboxes.
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Both artists at once treat objects with care and detachment; over time, through the cataloguing process, the objects become deeply lonely.
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These objects typically consist of defunct spacecraft and other uncontrollable objects circling around Earth at more than 17,000 miles per hour.
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McPherson transforms these discarded, forgotten plastic objects into vibrant, beautiful pieces — forcing the viewer to confront where these objects actually originated.
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This lets you print infinitely long objects on the Blackbelt or print multiple smaller objects that fall off into a basket.
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Each of the objects is only ~3.7 Jupiter masses, so they're not the biggest or most impressive planetary objects—no offense.
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The objects in the studio include a slide projector, dial telephone, and other obsolete objects we associate with an earlier era.
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Reznik said another focus will be so-called augmented reality, in which digital objects float over real objects on a screen.
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The telescopes have identified at least two objects where the satellite should be, and radar has identified one of the objects.
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Whereas the original had two robotic arms that could grasp objects, the new one can move objects with just one arm.
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Nate is making the ideas embedded in the objects visible, and connecting us powerfully and viscerally to those ideas and objects.
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This task gets much more difficult as the number of objects increases, since there are exponentially more possible interactions between objects.
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Like Platonic solids, rigid objects are typically rare, and sometimes theoretical objects can be so rigid they don't exist — mathematical unicorns.
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Our narratives tell us that women are objects and objects are disposable, so we are always objectified and often disposed of.
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The 1972 Liability Treaty also specifies that launching states are liable if their space missions damage earth objects or space objects.
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They then showed the ducklings two pairs of objects different to any they'd seen before, except for that one pair consisted of two identical objects while the other consisted of two objects that differed in shape or colour, respectively.
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They found that the ducklings that had first been exposed to a "same" pair of objects made more approaches to the second pair of "same" objects, while those who were imprinted with "different" objects preferred the other "different" pair.
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Not only do the objects appear in the film as medical instruments, they function as artifacts or "art objects" in a museum.
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In other words, Russell says Luminar lidars can not only detect objects much farther away but can also more accurately recognize objects.
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The company says this program can synthesize hundreds of thousands of objects and their relation to other objects in the real world.
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Newton described gravity as a constant, instantaneous force in which more massive objects will have a stronger pull than less massive objects.
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This positional tracking allows users to not only move around digital objects but fix those objects to physical places in an environment.
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Do you think about the songs as this assemblage of those objects, or more in terms of the sounds those objects generate?
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Not only can consciousness be duplicated and trapped in objects, stripped of verbal and physical agency, but now those objects are trinkets.
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In augmented reality, there are virtual objects overlaid on top of real objects, but they're just little suspended movies—you can't interact.
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Called "Agents of Faith: Votive Objects in Time and Place," its theme is the technology of charisma, how religious power-objects work.
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And the more space junk, the greater the threat: If these objects destroy other objects in orbit, they make even more debris.
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The game doesn't tell you what objects are useful and what objects are window dressing, leaving it up to you to experiment.
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Display only objects that bring you happiness when you look at them, and try rotating objects in and out of stored spaces.
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The remains of saints are holy objects of veneration in Catholicism and have been objects of intense dispute for hundreds of years.
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Better augmented-reality platforms construct detailed 3D maps of the world, allowing virtual objects to interact with physical objects in realistic ways.
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While the stories behind the objects are quite heavy the objects themselves are playful and cartoonish, some covered in glitter and gold.
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Few objects were left behind, so Shiota incorporated old or tattered objects from mostly outside sources to recreate more of the house's narratives.
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"The presence of thousands of interstellar objects means that a third route is open to exploring objects outside the Solar system," said Lingam.
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Whereas many make art out of quotidian objects, Feher found the art in those objects, and largely allowed them to speak for themselves.
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We are presented with ordinary objects — some, in the modern era, physically indistinguishable from utilitarian objects — and told that these hold special meaning.
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The display will feature personal objects and artworks from LA's Afro-Latinx community, including clothing, jewelry, photographs, musical instruments, recipes, and devotional objects.
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Perception, or the car's ability to "see" and correctly identify nearby objects, is incredibly difficult, as is predicting what those objects will do.
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Objects around the equator are to scale relative to one another, while objects closer to the poles appear larger than they really are.
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Objects as small as 10 centimeters can destroy military satellites in a collision, and there are about 21,000 of those objects, said Ashley.
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It eventually learned to identify other objects in the photo aside from the person's face and could develop introductions based on those objects.
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Yet where Arts and Crafts objects looked backward to the English Middle Ages, the Wiener Werkstätte used handcraft to create thoroughly modern objects.
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I collect lobster trap detritus, seal bones, fishing rope and other objects that wash up on the shore and construct objects with them.
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Miller's paintings have always tended to be more atmospheric than Cézanne's; she kneads the space between objects as much as the objects themselves.
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The European Space Agency said that as of January 1003, there are about 29,000 objects larger than 10 centimeters, around 750,000 objects that range between 1 cm to 10 cm and about 166 million objects between 1 millimeter to 1 cm in size.
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"The bright objects are massive objects, maybe 100 times more massive than our Milky Way and they form a cluster of galaxies," he explained.
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The Da Vinci Color simply sprays that color into the hot PLA filament it uses to print plastic objects, resulting in full-color objects.
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This tendency makes sense sometimes, because there are essential differences between, for instance, animate objects and inanimate objects and between living and nonliving entities.
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These objects will connect to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth — directly to your smartphone through a hub — but will look no different than dumb objects.
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All of the haunted objects at the center had something in common with all the haunted objects I've seen online: They're always traditionally creepy.
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Microsoft has a range of markers and art tools to help artists create objects, and brushes that can be used directly on 3D objects.
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With AR, users can still see the real world around them even when digital objects are overlaid on top of physical space and objects.
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The next step was designing the actual objects, which required the researchers to create a custom software which renders 3D objects as 2D cutouts.
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Imagine if I told you to place all of your hard objects in the bedroom and all of your soft objects in the bathroom.
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"As a fire flows, it hits objects that it consumes, or may not consume, and it leaves indicators on those objects," Mr. Engel said.
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Sharp Objects On Sunday night, after eight episodes of eerie, languid Southern Gothic storytelling, the HBO murder mystery "Sharp Objects" reached its ugly conclusion.
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You may recall Chaser, another Border collie that knew the names of more than 1,000 objects and also knew words for categories of objects.
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The objects had resided in the Nusantara Museum in Delft, the only museum in the Netherlands wholly dedicated to Indonesian art and cultural objects.
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The IAU says Pluto "has not cleared its neighboring region of other objects," since it shares its orbital neighborhood with other Kuiper Belt objects.
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These objects are difficult for astronomers to study because they're so faint and far away -- except for larger objects such as Pluto and Charon.
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We are not talking about ritualistic objects or bodily fluids or raw materials; these are finished objects — wood, ratchet straps, handles, glass, rubber, brass.
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While Holley reconfigures found objects into sculptures that are more than the sum of their parts, DeDeaux presents objects in an untouched, precious manner.
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The digging turned up 700,000 objects covering the city's seven-hundred-year history, with some objects dating from before the establishment of the city itself.
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Ten objects were found to be genuine, but most were pre-1945 objects modified at a later date to add a Nazi connection, said Klingen.
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Now you can watch your 3D printed objects whiz past on the Blackbelt, a conveyor system for FDM printing that lets you build huge objects.
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"We try hardest to avoid unprotected road users," he said, like pedestrians and bicyclists, followed by moving objects on the road, followed by static objects.
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A significant delay between measuring the objects and projecting the images will cause a large degree of misalignment between the projections upon the dynamic objects.
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With outstanding clarity, Lin manages to approach iconic objects with a fresh perspective that challenges us to examine established relationships between humans, objects, and nature.
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Recently I started writing short stories, which are about the body and objects, and tie the movements and objects back to a non-linear narrative.
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In licking these rather banal, mass-produced objects, the artist creates a conduit between himself, his art, and the random objects he chooses to lick.
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Say your camera is good enough to track objects minutely — what good is it if you don't know how to separate objects from their background?
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That narrative — the placement of objects, the choice to group certain objects together, and so on — will determine a viewer's experience or understanding of them.
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I particularly appreciated the room with Russian precious objects from the 12th century, with its collection of jewels and objects in silver and precious stones.
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Follet, who studied with Hans Hoffman, began applying layers of paint to found objects placed in a shallow box, to which she added more objects.
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More than 350 objects will be on display, ranging from mass-produced textiles and jewelry crafted from everyday objects, to sketches, studies and wall hangings.
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The big picture: Astronomers think interstellar objects like these could have been ejected from their own solar systems through interactions with planets or other objects.
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He then told a whimsical story featuring each of the 21 objects and had us work in pairs to remember the narrative and the objects.
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Also, you show your own ceramics along with the paintings: How would you describe the relationship between the real objects and the objects inside the paintings?
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What's more, they even learned how to interact with objects in their environment, such as barriers placed in their way or objects hurled directly at them.
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In Einstein's general theory of relativity, space has a geometry that makes it curve around objects, and in turn influences how those objects move in space.
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Selecting multiple objects for drag and drop is pretty easy: you press and hold on a single object, then tap any additional objects with another finger.
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The details: In low-Earth orbit, the overwhelming majority of objects are pieces of satellites, rocket bodies and boosters, and other human-made objects-turned-debris.
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The LUKE Arm, for instance, lets wearers reach overhead, lift relatively heavy objects off the floor and handle delicate and more rugged objects with relative ease.
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The computer needs to know the distance from itself to other objects and the distances between objects to build an accurate 3D picture of the room.
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Amy Adams delivers an Emmy-worthy performance in "Sharp Objects" Sharp Objects builds a world where shadows hide in the plain light of a glistening sun.
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Since the company began its spidering project last year, it's taxonomy already contains more than 1.2 billion objects and is adding 10 million objects per day.
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Like a painter painting layers upon a canvas, objects are rendered from back to front, so those in the front obscure the objects in the back.
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With that, Clarifai developers can train algorithms to be able to search for those objects, or input their own photos in order to find similar objects.
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They are measuring the electrical activity in his brain as he looks at physical objects and at digital representations of those objects on an iPad screen.
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The great majority of the objects seized during the operation were from European countries, aside from 30 objects that originated in Colombia, Egypt, Iraq, and Morocco.
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Using infrared laser pulses that bounce off objects and return to the sensor, lidar can detect static and moving objects in considerable detail, day or night.
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It can print objects up to 11.6 x 33 x 6.3 inches, notably larger than the fifth-generation Replicator's 9.9 x 7.8 x 23-inch objects.
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The New Horizons mission was extended to observe Kuiper Belt objects after its Pluto flyby, with more than two dozen Kuiper Belt objects on the list.
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And you might want to record in a field where there are trees or other objects if you want the effects of balloons popping against objects.
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The fortuitous pairing of exhibitions at the N'Namdi shows that, just as we project onto our objects, so objects are capable of projecting back toward us.
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Here on Earth, it's easy to see the effect of air resistance on extremely lightweight objects like feathers, but it affects big and heavy objects, too.
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Collisions between high-speed objects in orbit are prone to create hundreds to thousands of pieces of debris, which can then threaten other objects in space.
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Emmanuel Macron's decision is a gesture of goodwill, but these objects comprise just 21970 percent of the objects requested for restitution by the West African country.
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All of these objects illustrate the extent to which color, as a concept, is as elusive as it is enchanting when manifested in tangible artistic objects.
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Kids may accidentally inhale objects, but it&aposs rare for these objects to get trapped in the larynx, or voice box, according to the case report, because most of these objects will either continue down into the airways leading to the lungs or be coughed out.
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Raad, who was an artist-in-residence at the Louvre in Paris at the time, purports to have answered this question after gaining access to the objects himself — the "new" objects were composites, the result of a face-trade between objects that rendered a shadow-less result.
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Some even thought dark matter could be explained by really dim objects, like stars that weren't emitting light (theoretical things called Massive Compact Halo Objects, or MACHOs).
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Called Vestri, and using technology called visual foresight, the system can manipulate objects it's never encountered before, and even avoid objects that might be in the way.
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What anchors Mosset's work firmly on the latter is his insistence on painting's propensity for failure: objects never fail as objects, but paintings sometimes fail as paintings.
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For one thing, some of the objects cross the orbit of Neptune, and that planet's gravity might have some influence on the objects and warp their routes.
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The new survey has revealed a treasure trove of low-mass objects, suggesting this stellar expanse is probably forming more low-mass objects than star formation regions.
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Researchers have also used lensing techniques to study far-off objects that have their light warped by larger objects — like huge clusters of galaxies — in the foreground.
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With that data, developers are able to train algorithms to search for those objects in photos or video or input their own content to search for objects.
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And because of the difficulty of suspending objects more than half the wavelength of sound, the beam can only trap objects around a few millimeters in size.
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Pinterest had collected a lot of data from users initially cropping objects in their images in order to search for objects, drawing bounding boxes for their searches.
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Even by shifting the material, these archival objects that are prone to being stashed away or being hidden become these weighty objects and weighty evidence of history.
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It is a term you can use to describe treating or perceiving women like objects, but in advertising it involves representing women as objects, or vice versa.
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Materials like leaves and dirt were particularly difficult to distinguish from the real thing, mostly because these objects tend to have less "clean" sounds than other objects.
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The European Space Agency estimates that 128 million objects smaller than 1 centimeter are orbiting Earth, along with another 900,000 objects that measure 1 to 10 centimeters.
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Another study found people could usually recall objects they'd seen even after seeing hundreds of intervening ones, demonstrating that visual memories of objects are stored long-term.
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In real life, larger objects seem to fall more slowly than smaller objects because of the way the same amount of gravity is being applied to each.
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Things in your immediate vicinity — toilets, clothes, food, furniture — can be memorialized as art objects, as fetishes, talismans, or what psychoanalysts called "transitional objects," like security blankets.
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If our ethical obligations to objects matter only insofar as those objects are conscious, then how should we deal with our inherently ambiguous ethical obligations toward A.I.?
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He brought color into sculpture with a new fierceness and complexity that made his objects irresistible, giving them the allure of painting and also of decorative objects.
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Other strange objects in the ACE inventory include 450 antique medical and self-care objects like nipple shields made of ivory, silver, glass, wood, leather, and lead.
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The words, pulled directly from the image recognition database Microsoft COCO (Common Objects in Context), present the viewer with a description of the objects the AI registers.
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An explosion, or collision between two objects with intersecting orbits, creates debris, setting off an exponential chain of collisions causing a catastrophic breakup of objects above Earth.
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A number of ideas have been proposed to clean up the mess we've made up there, including balloons to slow down objects, kamikaze satellites, solar sails for pulling objects out of orbit, and—as the latest JAXA test indicates—an electrodynamic tether to nudge objects into the upper atmosphere.
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But the Australian naval ship HMAS Success didn't turn up the objects when it searched and a U.S. surveillance plane sent to follow up was unable to find the objects, which had been the latest in a series of sightings, including "suspicious objects" reported by a Chinese military plane.
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I even figured out how to draw on top of my 210D objects so the lines wrapped around the objects, just as they would in the real world.
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Objects with this kind of seniority can teach astronomers a lot about what the early universe looked like, as well as how strange objects like these clusters form.
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For instance, computer vision models need annotations describing the categories to which images belong, the objects within them, the context in which the objects appear and so on.
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Eventually, the last layer actually matches these faces or objects against the person's stored memory bank, and he or she recognizes or doesn't recognize the people and objects.
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The system could identify objects, respond to specific human instructions and, importantly, pick up and put down in a safe manner objects it couldn't define from its database.
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One of the objects seen over Kansas City, Missouri last night and captured on videoScreenshot: YouTubeWhat were those two strange objects flying over Kansas City, Missouri last night?
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While we know how to deliver power wirelessly to stationary objects like implantable medical devices, scientists have tried for years to develop ways to wirelessly charge moving objects.
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Sotheby's has bought Thread Genius, which has built a set of algorithms that can both instantly identify objects and then recommend images of similar objects to the viewer.
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"Although our surviving evidence for these objects may be later, the concept of crushing people and the insertion of objects into orifices has a long history," says Clifford.
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Basically, they found that certain objects in the Kuiper Belt -- the field of icy objects and debris beyond Neptune -- had orbits that peculiarly pointed in the same direction.
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Its algorithm weighs situations on the road to avoid hitting pedestrians first, then other moving objects and then stationary objects, which could be something like a trash can.
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It's not always easy to tell subjects from objects but to use an over-simplified yet good, general rule: subjects start sentences (or clauses), and objects end them.
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More importantly, it demonstrates preliminary ways in which smart objects might fit into their lives; not just as neat-looking toys, but as objects of use as well.
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There's another one that changes the entire world to look like it's covered in a rainbow, with certain colors applied to nearby objects and others to distant objects.
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On Thursday, the researchers said they believe that about a dozen other objects in Kuiper Belt are contact binarys, or two separate objects joined together, like Ultima Thule.
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As Rona pointed out in his Oxford presentation, the objects that economists currently study are essentially different from the objects of physics, chemistry and other mathematically modeled sciences.
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"While we might've been romantic or love objects, we weren't sex objects in the same way The Beatles or the Stones were," 73-year-old Michael Nesmith said.
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CryptoKitties is banking on this desire to collect unique objects to launch its game, even if those objects are just some immutable lines of code on the blockchain.
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Today's technology can track objects in space about 10 centimeters wide but Space Fence is sensitive enough to track "marble-sized objects in low Earth orbit," Schafhauser said.
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A recent study found that a few such large objects likely enter our solar system every year, along with hundreds more small objects that are harder to detect.
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"Throwing shape objects" is good because it seems vague at first, but research reveals that Daylyt is possibly referring to the modifiable objects in various Microsoft Office apps.
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As he admits in the film, meticulously making each of the objects in his scenes to be exact reproductions of real objects, at a tiny scale, is tedious.
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Ms. Bullard said her company's products were evolving not only to protect workers from falling objects, but also to protect them when the workers were the falling objects.
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Last, in the past few years, I've been thinking more about objects that are about images—a kind of 'metadata,'—objects that are about images, vision, and visibility.
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However, the exhibition's rhetorical power lies not so much in the objects themselves as in the invisible connections one makes between objects, which may suggest a narrative direction.
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Because of that expansion, far away objects look like they are literally moving away from the planet, shifting the light of the objects into longer, redder wavelengths, ESA said.
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Rather than just study images to learn the names of different objects, these networks can learn how to produce new, never-before-seen versions of the objects in question.
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You sort of randomly fiddle with the objects until the novelty of it wears off, which is about the time you'll realize that you keep seeing the same objects.
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The variegate objects in the room, the suspended nude torso, the neon palm leaf light all give a sense of treasured goods and uncovered objects brought at a sleepover.
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Both of these patterns of Trump's — treating women like sex objects, and then blaming them when they are treated like sex objects against their will — go hand in hand.
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That would tell scientists more information about how these objects manipulate gravity, and may even lead to the discovery of new objects and concepts we've never even thought about.
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It can print 20 to 36 millimeters per hour and the system can print objects in serial, allowing you to print hundreds of thousands of small objects per month.
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Objects in motion have disdain for objects that move more slowly or not at all, and your surroundings appear different depending on which side of the divide you're on.
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Peace said the congressman would throw objects in angry bursts, and sometimes wipe all of the objects off of his desk, leaving aides scrambling to clean up the mess.
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While "Debriefing Session II" reveals how information without objects turns histories into rumors, "Choreographies of Power" demonstrates how objects have acted as secret agents on behalf of their countries.
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By enveloping you in an artificial world, or bringing virtual objects into your real-world environment, "spatial computing" allows you to interact more intuitively with those objects and information.
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Familiar objects and more cultural references appear here, and again they seem to hold personal meaning to Rogers that are likely far from our own associations with these objects.
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The historical objects at the exhibition include editions of the Koran and the Torah, Scythian gold jewelry, ceramic and textile objects, and an enormous variety of armors and weapons.
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The synthetic biology industry has the potential to truly influence and change the way we consume and use everyday objects, and exactly what those objects are made out of.
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IoT is a network of physical objects — devices, machinery, vehicles, buildings and other items — embedded with electronics, software and sensors that enable these objects to collect and exchange data.
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These instruments analyze the light spectrum of celestial objects in order to determine qualities such as their temperature and chemical composition, which give a unique "fingerprint" for these objects.
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In many ways, the tone Marcellini strikes with Restless Objects is forensic — fitting, as he considers the role of objects as witness to events, and by nature, dispassionate ones.
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When a card with zero objects on it (the "empty set") was presented alongside cards with many objects, both the children and the monkeys performed well on the task.
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Sharp Objects Well, something is finally happening on "Sharp Objects," a murder mystery in which plot developments have mostly taken a back seat to haunting memories and cryptic encounters.
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"Children in this age group are prone to putting objects in their mouths," the authors explained, adding children are enticed by the colors, shapes and sizes of various objects.
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In curio boxes, the curators have gathered the objects with which she makes her prints, both found objects and originally crafted tools; it's an interesting peek into her process.
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The individual objects embedded in the Soundsuits include buttons, twigs, and toys and feel everyday and familiar, but through Cave's juxtaposition of these objects, something other and unfamiliar emerges.
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Jean Shin emphasizes that mass produced objects are imbued with meaning through use, and by accumulating and altering these objects, she makes portraits of the communities that use them.
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The objects, for all their variety, become equivalents; they refer to each other as a set of displayed objects before they make any gestures toward other contexts and meanings.
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The Cooper Hewitt (Smithsonian Design Museum) thereafter included some of the A/D Gallery objects in its groundbreaking exhibition Design ≠ Art: Functional Objects from Donald Judd to Rachel Whiteread.
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Everyday objects — things — are simple, functional and just.
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Like most driver assist systems equipped with automatic emergency braking, Autopilot is programmed to focus on maintaining a safe distance from other moving objects — cars — and to ignore stationary objects.
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Once the researchers can observe the objects traveling near to, and interacting with, the supermassive black hole, they will have a better idea of the objects&apos behavior and nature.
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The AI is then trained to recognize the objects in the photo and an update is pushed to all CCTV and body cameras to flag those objects in real time.
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This panel consisted of objects donated from Colibrí Center for Human Rights — objects that included flowers with the names of migrants and items that have been discarded at the border.
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He then manipulated the scene by dropping physical objects on the table that transform into virtual trees and adding light to the scene by hovering his hand over the objects.
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While the European and European-derived museums offer intellectually and aesthetically refined displays of ritual and ceremonial objects, they often dissociate these objects from the purposes they were created for.
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The underlying computer vision software is getting better at recognizing objects in the real world and aligning digital objects that match the lighting, transparency and occlusion of the real world.
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As Angela searches for Vince, her searching leads her up against a crime lord dedicated to collecting objects, and she finds that some of these objects aren't ancient at all.
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Developers can build static or animated objects, 2D cutouts, windows into other worlds, floating picture frames and even 3D objects that react when you tap, look at or approach them.
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So there simply has to be some sort of mechanism for protecting the most valuable scientific objects, and the only scientific objects that tell the story about life on Earth.
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Students graduate not once their objects are visually compelling; it is when they can justify the existence of those objects (or performances, practices, interventions, or whatever) on linguistically satisfying terms.
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Dr. Trujillo and Dr. Sheppard noted that several Kuiper belt objects had similar orbital characteristics, and they laid out the possibility of a planet disturbing the orbits of these objects.
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That sensor would be more suitable for the backside of an iPhone, to assist with features such as augmented reality, in which digital objects float over real objects on screen.
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The goal of HoloLens is to mix virtual objects with the real world, but in a way where the viewer sees and treats those objects as if they were real.
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This applies to both objects taken today, which are in clear violation of the law, but also the ethics of objects removed from their homes before such definite laws existed.
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The next step, say the researchers, is to create a way to map 3D objects for easy printing and to ensure that objects pop into place automatically when folded slightly.
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About 225,210 objects that are roughly the size of a marble are also believed to be out there, as well as 220,000 objects the size of a softball or larger.
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Time stills itself in these depictions of objects and bodies as they exist in the artist's memory: rendered in translucent pigments, the shimmering, dreamlike objects are visible from various angles.
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Humans are easily captivated by bright, shiny objects, so it's no wonder that most of us focus on stars, planets, and other radiant objects when gazing at the night sky.
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The same thing goes for bubbles, paper clips, pocket change and other objects, as you can see in this YouTube video: This configuration allows solid objects to use less energy.
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Most consumers are familiar with AR by now thanks to simple executions with pre-set digital objects that use basic AR mapping to overlay virtual objects on the real world.
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As scientists looked closer at the objects in the sky, they realized that Earth orbits the Sun, and that the other objects in the solar system could be further sorted.
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Though the new objects have very different orbital trajectories from G1 and G2, all of the G objects all appear to be enveloped by debris, and likely share similar origins.
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To minimize perspective distortion between several objects in a frame, the distance to the phone should be much larger than the difference in distance between the nearest and farthest objects.
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Researchers at University at Buffalo, however, report they've discovered the first way to track 3D-printed objects using the unique "fingerprints" that 3D printers leave on whatever objects they produce.
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Researchers at University at Buffalo, however, report they've discovered the first way to track 23D-printed objects using the unique "fingerprints" that 21D printers leave on whatever objects they produce.
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Marenko claims that the product is able to distinguish objects with a one-degree resolution between them (for an easy-ish explanation of what that means, see here: the basic idea is that if there are two objects close together, Arbe's system can detect that there are two objects, and what they are).
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The elusive Planet Nine, sometimes referred to as Planet X, is thought to exist owing to the peculiar orbits of certain Kuiper Belt Objects, also known as Trans-Neptunian Objects (TNOs).
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Their home is like a carefully curated collection of Mumford's passions – objects he built, found, or collected: animal skulls and anthropological objects; shelves of old comic books; paintings by his uncle.
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Now, as well, scientists studying the movement of objects across the Earth's watery surfaces wield a far greater understanding of the variables that influence where and how fast those objects go.
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And by knowing how far all of the different objects in a room are, you can calculate a detailed 3D map of the room and all of the objects in it.
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Yep, with a bit of strategic contact with certain objects, you can easily fool kids and probably even trick your drunk friend into thinking you can control objects through invisible forces.
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Thus, San Francisco challenges our self-driving system more because, as the number of objects increase, there are exponentially more possible interactions with objects that the self- driving system must consider.
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Huawei says that it shows off the NPU's ability to interpret image data, match it to known objects, and train itself to identify objects that aren't already in its recognition model.
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It lets you use the same parts of your brain that are able to move real objects around in space and applies it to moving digital objects around on a screen.
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In the center of a bar-height table and stools were trays full of tactile objects like a chain, a bit of rug, a crystal pencil and assorted 3D-printed objects.
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If what most artists do is articulate certain ideas as objects, what I do, if I can, is articulate certain emotions as objects—or as paintings, films, sculptures, or entire shows.
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"Based on current theories about the numbers and sizes of interstellar objects, the [astronomical] community's expectation is that these improvements will allow us to discover interstellar objects more frequently," Knight said.
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Common visual distortions experienced during flashbacks include perceiving objects as larger or smaller than they are, seeing lines trailing off objects, and noticing something looming at the edge of your vision.
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Google has largely been focusing on stylized low-poly objects for the most part as they look to make objects more friendly to the GPU restrictions of their Daydream VR platform.
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Navy Pilots Report Unexplained Flying Objects No one at the Pentagon is saying that the objects are extraterrestrial, but the Navy has issued new classified guidance for reporting unexplained aerial phenomena.
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One well-studied border collie named Rico knew 200 objects by name and, like a toddler, could infer the names of novel objects by excluding things with labels he already knew.
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You fight using the Service Weapon from a third-person perspective, mixing other special abilities you get from finding Objects of Power—totemic metaphor objects—and binding their strength to yourself.
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And I think one of the great advents of digital technology is that it has begun to teach us how to imagine different relationships between objects and between viewers and objects.
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The art book presses populating these fairs offer the possibility for almost anyone to own creative, crafted objects that are also sometimes handmade and limited, art objects in their own right.
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One well-studied border collie named Rico knew 212018 objects by name and, like a toddler, could infer the names of novel objects by excluding things with labels he already knew.
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The U.S. military is tracking about 23,000 objects in space around the Earth, according to AGI, a company which provides software to commercial and government entities to analyze and track objects.
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Because we use light to see astronomical objects, and light has a finite speed, the objects closer to Earth are younger -- maybe a few hundred million or a billion years old.
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The gravitational fields of massive objects distort the light of background objects around them, amplifying their light from our perspective on Earth, and that enables astronomers to study them more closely.
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CreditCreditHarold Strak AMSTERDAM — The objects come as a surprise.
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Yet they are present — even commanding — as abstract objects.
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The linear motif on her right arm bears a striking resemblance to objects seen in painted ceramics of the same period, in which individuals hold onto objects while engaging in ceremonial activities.
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By puncturing, rubbing objects across, and pushing objects through their canvases, the artists in Beyond the Canvas interrogate the medium's history, pushing it beyond a Western framework and into a global dialogue.
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Image: Tom Buehler/CSAILRobots in factories are really good at picking up objects they've been pre-programmed to handle, but it's a different story when new objects are thrown into the mix.
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Full-body scanners, also known as millimeter wave machines, are capable of detecting non-metallic objects, according to the ProPublica report, but aren't quite advanced enough to detect what those objects are.
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Many objects in the Kuiper Belt (a loose collection of asteroid- to dwarf planet-sized objects that are made up of ice and rock) are still orbiting close to where they formed.
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Internet-connected objects could be the key to unlocking predictions about everything from consumer behavior to climate events, but those same objects could invite hackers into personal spaces and leak intimate data.
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Mixed reality is essentially a blending of AR and VR that can let you both bring real-world objects into a virtual space and render virtual objects in a real-world environment.
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Using physical objects as authenticators also has a slight advantage over using human biometrics, since users can easily change their chosen objects, but would have a harder time changing their physical features.
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He fashions found objects into science-fiction glasses and masks, and several of the objects are on view in SMAC Gallery's booth, along with self-portrait photos of the artist wearing them.
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A month ago I brought you the Blackbelt, a belt-driven 3D printer with an "infinite Z" meaning you can print really long objects or multiple objects in the same print job.
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Making your digital objects literally look exactly the same as physical objects that users already know how to use is a good idea when the entire experience is alien to a user.
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We can stop excusing a kind of manhood that belittles women, bringing us down to the level of objects — objects that can be treated with not only scorn, but with actual violence.
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We were aware of it but didn't really dig deep into it, but as we learned more we learned it's hard to make these 3D objects and detect objects in augmented reality.
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Aside from the remarkable nature of the discovery itself, it also revived an old theory of dark matter based on massive astrophysical compact halo objects (MACHOs), ultradense objects that don't emit light.
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"The image resolution is not high enough to be certain whether the objects originated from MH370 or are other objects that might be found floating in oceans around the world," he said.
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However, these public catalogs account for only 4 percent of the objects in space, according to AGI, a company which provides software to commercial and government entities to analyze and track objects.
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In addition to 23,000 objects the size of a softball or larger — like rocket stages, satellites, and even old spacesuits — there are more than 650,000 objects that are softball-to-fingernail-size.
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The barriers to smaller headsets right now are in how the information is displayed, not in how we interact with the objects created or even how those objects are created by computers.
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Macrophilia is often accompanied by other fetishes: BDSM, vorarephilia (a fixation with eating or swallowing), and crush fixations, whereby a person becomes sexually aroused by crushing objects or watching objects be crushed.
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At first, I "read" the "Magic Box" as a box that held magical objects within it — a crystal, a prayer card, a small Buddha statue — objects that were spiritually transformative in nature.
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Disowning is a first step in the liberation of these objects from the imperial yoke, moving toward making them available to others, toward allowing their rightful claimants to determine these objects' future.
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Both of these printers are designed to create carbon fiber-infused objects using a standard filament printing system and both can produce items that can replace or are stronger than steel objects.
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Organized by Tom Joyce, a MacArthur Fellow and master blacksmith himself, the exhibition features over 225 objects ranging from ceremonial axes and ritual objects to currencies, tools, musical instruments, and body adornments.
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Traditional 3-D printing makes objects one line at a time, an approach that is good for making prototypes but often results in objects that aren't strong enough to be commercial products.
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This has had some scattered uses in low-power applications, but it's fairly limited, in part because electric fields, unlike magnetic fields, interact with objects, including such objects as the human body.
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Although it lost the ability to monitor some of the coolest objects in the universe, it could still observe relatively hot objects like distant galaxies, dust shrouded stars, and near-Earth asteroids.
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"The radars they use are apparently meant for detecting moving objects (as typically used in adaptive cruise control systems), and seem to be not very good in detecting stationary objects," he says.
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Identifying risk ComSpOC is tracking about 2,500 objects that are of interest to AGI's current or prospective customers, though the software is capable of handling information about hundreds of thousands of objects.
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On a conference call with analysts, Lawande said key new business may be in the offing regarding wireless vehicle communication with objects outside the vehicle, including other cars and objects, called V2X.
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To ask yourself what question Sharp Objects is most interested in answering is to mistake the show's point: Sharp Objects is telling you that all of its questions are the same question.
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Looking closely at Betony's sex objects made me realize that sex can be really sacred, and using objects like hers can really open up that ritualistic character and heighten the whole experience.
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It wore me down, seeing tweet after tweet tell me that women are objects, that we're valueless, that we don't even deserve the care and respect that people give lethal inanimate objects.
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You select the objects (annoying terms) you most want to control (No to preference, Yes to pro rata, No to "we must own 20 percent," No on budget veto, No on veto on sale, Yes on ROFR) and we fill in the remaining objects and the data (investment amount, valuation, etc.) to execute on those objects.
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The police and search and rescue dogs retrieved objects faster than the untrained dogs (which was expected), but by the fourth and final round they were all retrieving the objects with equal proficiency.
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These sensors use a part called "VCSEL," or vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser, which generates an invisible laser that bounces off objects, letting the phone accurately measure how far away the objects are.
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Members of MIT's Media Lab have developed tech that detects how long it takes flash to bounce back off nearby objects (like, say, a window) and objects that are farther away (your subject).
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With its title channeling the rabbit hole down which Alice tumbled, the exhibition features some 60 objects and spans Moon's production from 2010 through 2015, with the majority of objects produced in 2014.
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So they decided to multitask: they would search for objects moving at roughly the same rate as Jupiter — potential moons — as well as objects moving much more slowly in the distant Solar System.
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Liz Enright offers an illustrated archive of the objects Japanese galleries, reducing all objects to their basic shapes so clicking on each, which pulls up her more detailed sketches, feels like a discovery.
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Portia Munson: My use of found objects — objects that are made and marketed to us — when recontextualized in my work, reveals the way our culture subliminally and overtly manipulates our constructions of reality.
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The user must find a wide and unobstructed area, near a high-end computer, and far away from any expensive objects — like a TV — or dangerous objects — like utensils lying around a kitchen.
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It linked 3D objects to its flagship piece of futurism, the Microsoft HoloLens, which makes sharing and interacting with 33D objects a lot more compelling than viewing them on a two-dimensional screen.
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For simulations and virtual worlds, eye tracking can enable gaze aware objects, where game objects or characters will react to the gaze of the player to make the simulation more realistic, Werner says.
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This means the robot will have to learn how to pick up individual objects out of a crate filled with similar objects that will shift around as the robot picks through the crate.
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You interact exclusively with objects, and sometimes those interactions with objects reflect on your relationships to the NPCs, but at no point are you ever clicking on an NPC to make them talk.
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Large metal objects and objects that use Wi-Fi can interfere with the signal, and I've found that if I have my phone too close to the receiver, it can cause interference too.
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"This advanced technology allows our brain to naturally process digital objects the same way we do real-world objects, making it comfortable to use for long periods of time," Magic Leap said www.magicleap.com.
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"We have had one friendly e-mail saying they see it the way we do, meaning these are historical objects," said Pacher, whose auctions cover a range of objects, not just Nazi items.
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"We have had one friendly e-mail saying they see it the way we do, meaning these are historical objects," said Pacher, whose auctions cover a range of objects, not just Nazi items.
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Williams, at the University of Utah, challenged the notion that tracking bouncing objects in a simulation could train or quantify anything other than a person's ability to track bouncing objects in a simulation.
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But its sheer existence suggests that transfer of celestial objects between star systems is more common than previously thought, and there may well be many other interstellar objects, or ISOs in our midst.
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Is Rey learning to manipulate objects smaller than a lightsaber?
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But to curators they remained strangely compelling, if troubling, objects.
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Onto these prosaic objects, he collages the imagery of war.
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Researchers have even more questions about these "puffy" cosmic objects.
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Advent calendars don't necessarily have to be physical objects, either.
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These would be objects kind of like a black hole.
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Authorities have uncovered suspicious objects left behind at both scenes.
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Here's what a few of the objects on display are...
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They have shards of pottery and decorative objects they collected.
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The colleague later gifted the objects to the British institution.
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She and a colleague traveled to Oregon with the objects.
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Additionally, the objects cops are searching for aren't necessarily neutral.
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Millions of invisible objects pass through Earth's orbit every year.
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Our gloved hands could pick up and move virtual objects.
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Why should some objects but not others count as money?
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We've always been very interested in working with physical objects.
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Words that stand for objects are seen and spoken clearly.
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It can also read objects out loud in seven languages.
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Sending twinkly, useless objects into orbit is apparently trendy now.
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Paintings are objects which require slow viewing and profound attention.
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But it's not just obsessed with objects, trends, and people:
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The horcruxes were objects that allowed Voldemort to maintain immortality.
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Massive objects attract one another through the force of gravity.
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There are nearly 13,000 objects currently classified as space debris.
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" Right: "Again, Jacoby-Harms is bemused by objects floating above.
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"And these objects have very little to do with that."
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Other intractable problems find solutions through designed objects here too.
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Instead, as an adolescent, he punched walls and smashed objects.
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These are digital objects that represent something in your business.
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But a hypergraph can point to many objects, many nodes.
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Plus, they're collectible physical objects in an increasingly digital world.
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In photos, she magically appears alongside real people and objects.
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Objects, including vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and signage is all labeled.
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Fans adore being recognised by the objects of their affections.
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These minuscule objects tend to vaporize in our upper atmosphere.
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And of course, one of these objects is a pretzel.
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Keep soft objects or loose bedding out of the crib.
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Both of these objects are thought to be incredibly dense.
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With the new device, Free is betting on connected objects.
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PubPeer objects to revealing the identity of the last commenter.
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"'Overwhelmed' is obviously a euphemism in this case," Freitag objects.
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Analysis of a Series of Plastic Objects in Mulholland Drive.
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The phantom watches are empty fashion language, objects without content.
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Her work was about capturing the electric energy between objects.
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This includes a nifty one that recognizes objects in videos.
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Do other astronomical objects of sizable mass emit these waves?
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The difference between the dominant and submissive objects is extreme.
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Knives and other pointy objects are some other big ones.
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Such wandering objects are called "rogue planets," because, well, obviously.
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The street objects; the government backs down; immobilisme sets in.
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But as with so many monumental objects, it's not enough.
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And because of spherical objects, we have sports and automobiles.
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There are only 14 objects that potentially support its existence.
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Sharp Objects was great television, but it was also... sharp.
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They could even fuse two objects with just UV light.
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Each of these objects hurtling around Earth became instantly weaponized.
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Quantum theory requires objects to be both particles and waves.
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Additionally, we've been through this before with much bigger objects.
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Some 20,000 of these objects are larger than a softball.
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They created the objects, the puzzles, and wrote the script.
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But Taiwan's case reminds us that even resilient objects break.
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We're saying we have a method of finding impacting objects.
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Toby objects, but is booed and carried off the stage.
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But, it's not the "working out" that she objects to.
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Tasha: I'm also fine with them being physical, tangible objects.
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HBO's Sharp Objects is a series made up of enigmas.
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We are seen as objects, rather than subjects of history.
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But objects of 5 ton+ class like this are rare.
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Before, levitated objects had limited movement and couldn't be turned.
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Ultrasonic sensors can judge objects, but only at close distances.
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Tracking was generally good, but objects occasionally shifted or jittered.
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This gathering of objects gives us clues but few answers.
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And in the beautysphere, taking sharp objects to the face.
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Sharp Objects made a hot summer feel cold as ice.
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Both appear very confident in holding pointed wooden objects. 4.
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Objects degrade at a glacial pace in the frozen north.
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Artist's depiction of a massive collision involving two large objects.
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Hogan also objects to the contention that Denton is indispensable.
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The world we live in is just made of objects.
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Canning then began to see glimpses of other moving objects.
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Polish Police captured 419 more objects in a single investigation.
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All of those objects could be in the same image.
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And this light can actually push on objects in space.
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And with Ultrahaptics tech, users can manipulate these objects too.
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The earth is home to many useless objects like these.
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The objects are also durable: Printed paper is surprisingly strong.
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As a result, countless ordinary household objects have become weaponized.
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Have you made contact with ETs or unidentified flying objects?
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Objects in private collections would not be affected, they said.
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These everyday objects are absolutely loaded with meaning and experience.
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But Tam objects to China's growing grip on the city.
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I think there's probably anywhere between 250,000 and 400,000 objects.
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One model can wrap its fingers around different small objects.
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Don't let infants sleep with soft objects or loose bedding.
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The eyes are the central objects within the central object.
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Rockets deliver many gigawatts of power, but to big objects.
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However, objects with artistic, architectural or religious significance are protected.
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By combining these symbols — which represent actions, events, objects, etc.
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That doesn't actually capture the real dependencies between these objects.
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How NASA detects these objects is pretty simple, Yeomans explains.
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Context, friends, and physical objects can all jog our memories.
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Interacting with objects of interest: computer terminals, doors, radios, etc.
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And, of course, people see objects that aren't really there.
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Servicemembers are trained to view enemies as objects, not people.
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What objects do you keep in your studio for inspiration?
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It consists of groupings of objects in small, lit niches.
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She is nominated for her lead role on "Sharp Objects."
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She is nominated for her supporting role on "Sharp Objects."
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It also helps automatically position objects for maximally efficient printing.
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Apparently, renters have a thing for homes shaped like objects?
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But we aren't mechanical objects that need to be fixed.
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It's also the home of oddities called Kuiper Belt Objects.
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He treats other people like objects and lies with abandon.
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We played games, we played inanimate objects, we played adults.
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"Air reacts like a fluid to supersonic objects," NASA said.
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The sales prices listed for the objects totaled $4.5 million.
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He sees them as objects in his field of vision.
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He crafts whimsical, vibrant photos using ordinary settings and objects.
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You need new shiny objects for cable news to cover.
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He said he believes those objects could have been bullets.
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This suggested that plastic objects were not disintegrating very quickly.
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"I always saw high heels more as objects," Sigerson says.
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Only the scientific objects were really there, according to Eddington.
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Our solar system's moons all are rocky or icy objects.
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If someone objects, let them explain why they oppose this.
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The job confirmed my passion for beautiful objects well made.
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Objects and companies could be personified — likable, young, cool, patriotic.
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How did you piece together this history without physical objects?
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Protesters meanwhile hurled objects at the police and vandalized vehicles.
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SAG HARBOR "Fifty Small Things," objects from 1700 to 1945.
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"We know very little about these objects," a NASA video.
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However, he objects strongly to Luther's having raised the question.
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The remains carried signs of killing blows from blunt objects.
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All this research will translate to other objects as well.
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These objects dated back 200 million to 11.6 billion years.
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You collect and make objects, too, not just clothes, right?
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Legrand plans to release more connected objects in the future.
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Whereas cold objects, such as a popsicle, produce descending vapors.
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Sometimes they entail looking at familiar objects with fresh eyes.
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AJ: My friend Lydia makes phenomenal jewelry from found objects.
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Objects too, like the TV, mobile phone, and water bottle.
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Some had head injuries from trees and other falling objects.
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Spoilers for the first 20 minutes of objects in space.
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People used these objects to communicate, pray, and denote ownership.
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And you select objects and life forms to go in.
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Meet Surreal, a marketplace that lets users buy virtual objects.
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One by one, she removes the objects from the tray.
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In his spare time, he likes crafting objects from wood.
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Do some of the objects have more than one texture?
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Objects have always been a source of inspiration for me.
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They might incorporate dropped objects, electronically created noise and more.
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In practice, Muslims are treated as legitimate objects of suspicion.
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Beautiful objects, he posited, are smooth, polished and comparatively small.
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Visitors can search the objects and create their own collections.
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When a uniformed firefighter was clearing flammable objects from brush.
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There were spiders and rats being cradled like precious objects.
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But artists have long had a fascination with functional objects.
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These were lurid, insanely colorful objects that were nonetheless functional.
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More recently, Dickey has moved from singular objects to environments.
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Here, the idea of playing truant is applied to objects.
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I prefer making objects or situations and then photographing them.
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So they'd wait to get these objects in the mail.
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Tara Donovan is known for sprawling installations of everyday objects.
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Scan the World has already compiled more that 4,500 objects.
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Is it about finished objects or watching people make things?
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Some species play with objects to improve later manipulation skills.
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