Sentences with phrase «first object of interest»

The first object of interest was a little painting by Christophe Robe that seemed very quick and playful, similar to something that could be found in Jordy van den Nieuwendijk «s sketchbook.

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We strongly object, however, to what we see as the misuse of the First Amendment, by commercial interests, as a cover for a quest for profit.

The NCC objects to what they see as the misuse of the First Amendment, by commercial interests, as a cover for a quest for profit.

«We found nothing, but as the first object of its class to be discovered, «Oumuamua has given us an interesting opportunity to expand the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence from traditional targets such as stars and galaxies to objects that are much closer to Earth.

First, it was programmed with the photographer's «rule of thirds», which states that a scene should be divided into a grid of nine and objects of interest placed at the intersections.

Abstract: We present astrophysical false positive probability calculations for every Kepler Object of Interest (KOI)-- the first large - scale demonstration of a fully automated transiting planet validation procedure.

By comparing their distribution with that of the Kepler Objects of Interest detected during the first six quarters of operation of the spacecraft, we infer the false positive rate of Kepler and study its dependence on spectral type, candidate planet size, and orbital period.

It is the first discovery of a so - called tetrapod from the Devonian Period in continental Europe, which may trigger an interest in re-examining objects in museums.

The first flight of HEFT will take place within a year with many flights to follow which will observe other objects of interest such as Active Galactic Nuclei.

In 2014, Justice Alito observed in Harris v. Quinn, that, «Agency - fee provisions unquestionably impose a heavy burden on the First Amendment interests of objecting employees.»

The first words of the opening paragraph of the proclamation explained why the land warranted preservation, and read, «Whereas certain public islands lying off the coast of Southern California contain fossils of Pleistocene elephants and ancient trees, and furnish noteworthy examples of ancient volcanism, deposition, and active sea erosion, and have situated thereon various other objects of geological and scientific interest...»

It's a visually striking and overall quite interesting new graphics style I must say, and it's the first time bar those scenes at the end of SMB 3 levels that Nintendo have ever done the monochrome white outlines with black coloured objects thing in a mainstream game!

First Mark upends the conventions of viewing art with works placed high and low, reflecting the artist's interest in how found objects fuction outside their usual context.

In her first solo exhibition at the gallery, the Los Angeles - based artist is presenting sculpture and photography that channel an interest in female identity and the fetishization of objects — objects crafted out of eggs, corn and dried flowers that toy with notions of birth, death and life.

Situated among the beams of the High Line exposed entirely in this exhibition for the first time, the eight sculptures on display combine to create a forest of displaced objects and reveal the artist's interest in tradition and contemporaneity as well as the prevalence of displacement in post-modern societies.

Jiro Takamatsu: The Temperature of Sculpture An artist who was as interested in shadows and perspectives as he was sculpture, Jiro Takamatsu's first institutional solo exhibition outside Japan also features work centred on his obsession with everyday objects — including a fascination with string — and the meanings we assign to them.

«The logical and, in my view, most interesting development thus arises from the transition from the first full Ellipsoids to the open objects and the two - or three - part objects, in which that same disassociation of movement is made visible.

When painting, Lorca is interested in realism in the sense of rescuing traditional painting itself, beyond what is painted: «First I think about what I'm about to paint, spontaneously I get the images of something that brings me a certain sensation, then comes the object to my mind and I always have a visual record of things that have caught my attention.

For the proposal Elina Axioti was interested in the concept of Wunderkammern, the first halls in which archaeology was «determined as a premature pseudo-science», and objects were used as «elements that were holding narrations».

Situated among the beams of the High Line exposed entirely in this exhibition for the first time, the seven sculptures on display combine to create a forest of displaced objects and reveal the artist's interest in tradition and contemporaneity as well as the prevalence of displacement in post-modern societies.

An example of upholding a «legitimate government interest» is Christian Legal Society Chapter v. Martinez, where a UC anti-discrimination requirement was objected to on First Amendment grounds, and the court rejected that argument, finding that «The all - comers policy is a reasonable, viewpoint - neutral condition on access to the RSO forum; it therefore does not transgress First Amendment limitations» — the court found the university's policy to be rational, indeed «creditworthy».

It filed a certificate under section 37 (1) of the Canada Evidence Act, which establishes a procedure for objecting to the disclosure of evidence based on a «specified public interest» and which starts with a «first stage» hearing to determine whether the privilege has been validly claimed.

An objection to the charge to the jury in a civil case will generally be unsuccessful if raised for the first time on appeal, and this court will relieve against the failure to object only if the interests of justice require it.