Sentences with phrase «objects they have produced»

An interdisciplinary team of UvA physicists and astronomers proposed to search for primordial black holes in our galaxy by studying the X-ray and radio emission that these objects would produce as they wander through the galaxy and accrete gas from the interstellar medium.

Such an object would produce minimal maintenance costs, which could be paid through the rental space of its façade.

Not exact matches

A start - up called Desktop Metal has developed 3 - D printers that can produce metal objects safely, in smaller spaces and for a lower cost than traditional manufacturing, which requires expensive machinery, lots of floor space and risky physical labor.

Waymo also produced a new radar system that has a continuous 360 - degree view, so it can track objects and vehicles usually hidden from the human eye, Krafcik said.

Male rosé drinkers have transformed it from a wine «seen by serious wine drinkers as cloying, mass - produced swill, an object of revulsion and gendered disdain,» as GQ wrote, into something men are happy to be seen drinking.

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A hydrologist named Chen Xing objected to this policy on the basis that it would lead to water logging and alkalinization of farm land due to a high water table produced by the dams.

Overall, he has produced an impressive body of work which, thankfully, demonstrates that liturgical arts (which Schickel prefers to call «ritual arts» because «it stresses the way in which these objects participate in the drama of religious ritual») can be tastefully done in a modern idiom without lapsing into the triteness or sentimentality that plagues so many of our newer churches.

I have produced this analogy to prove that so long as the book remains a palpable object, i.e. so long as it is not replaced by auto - vocalizing and kino - vocalizing representations, we must look to the field of the manufacture of books for basic innovations in the near future.

Over the last decade, Davidson and his colleagues have produced scientific evidence for the theory that meditation - the ancient eastern practice of sitting, usually accompanied by focusing on certain objects - permanently changes the brain for the better.

God's ordering of the eternal objects has particularized efficacy that takes account of every detail of the actual situation, but this does not mean that God successively produces a new ordering as each new occasion arises.

This would seem to imply that there would be neither congruence of the type leading to positive value nor the clash producing negative value, but a relation of irrelevance of object to subject.

And once a male starts producing objects for that purpose, he has to have a capacity to appreciate beauty in order to judge what will work.

Although this little book (it can be called an occasional address, yet without having the occasion which produces the speaker and gives him authority, or the occasion which produces the reader and makes him eager to learn) is like a fantasy, like a dream by day as it confronts the relationships of actuality: yet it is not without assurance and not without hope of accomplishing its object.

«He worked out a way to translate objects into the number of acres it would take to produce the material for them,» Robin said.

Romano Guardini commented in this regard on the false certainty of modern exegesis, which he said «has produced very significant individual results, but has lost sight of its own particular object and generally has ceased being theology.»

Surely God (on the more or less traditional conception Creel has) could produce physical triangles (or physical objects instantiating particular triangular shapes) as fast as he could think of the shapes.

What Lasch adds to this picture is that married women's large - scale entry into the workplace coincided with the shift to an economy that «depended on work that had no other object than to keep people at work and thus to sustain the national capacity to consume, which in turn sustained production, which sustained... an approximation of full employment» all without reference to the intrinsic quality of the goods and services produced or the intrinsic satisfaction of the work that went into them.»

Fairfax produced an editorial on the issue yesterday («Coles» purchase of Supabarn faces competition test by ACCC» (The Canberra Times, 15 July 2015)-RRB- and, surprisingly enough, Master Grocers Australia has called for the acquisition to be blocked («Supabarn to Coles should be blocked by ACCC, Master Grocers Australia says» (666 ABC Canberra, 15 July 2015) and John Thistleton, «Independent supermarkets object to Coles buying Supabarn chain» (SMH, 14 July 2015)-RRB-.

Tinubu through a statement from his Media Office said it was clear that the primaries that produced Mr Rotimi Akeredolu was marred by irregularities adding that it has been established that a list of fake delegates was objected into the authentic list of delegates to commit fraud.

Diarist and former Labour politician Chris Mullin was sceptical about MPs producing their own literature covering what they've been doing in office, telling the room that his successor (MP for Sunderland Central Julie Elliott), «publishes a brochure, from party funds» but this kind of thing is «vanity publishing» and «doesn't advance your knowledge very much... [but] I wouldn't object to anything pretty basic and bland.»

The preload was designed so that if a valid object were presented, the sum of the preload and the signal detected with the object present would equal the count produced by firing neutrons directly into the detectors — with no object in front of them.

Producing a cloak to hide objects from visible light, which has a wavelength several orders of magnitude smaller than microwaves — let alone cloaking objects when viewed from any direction — seemed a more remote possibility.

To take advantage of this simple fact requires finding astronomical objects that have a known intrinsic luminosity — the amount of radiation per second produced by the object — and that can be seen across the universe.

But we only had weak circumstantial evidence that short bursts were produced by the merger of compact objects.

Such FRBs would probably be one - time events, produced by astrophysical mergers so energetic they destroy their source objects, prohibiting any recurrence.

Such an object would not impact the ground but would produce a multimegaton airburst in the lower stratosphere, Chapman says.

The techniques are, in a sense, complementary to the «global» methods which Penrose pioneered: they can not handle «generic» collapse, where there is no special degree of symmetry, but they do produce a more quantitative picture of what would happen if a black hole were perturbed (for instance, by, a smaller object falling into it or orbiting close to it).

It is possible that the «laws» of perception we have explored so far evolved primarily to deal with shadows and to distinguish them from «real» objects, which would also produce luminance differences in the visual scene as a result of differences in reflectance (for instance, a zebra's stripes or a white cat standing on a black surface).

Gravitational waves, the undulations produced in space - time when massive objects move, had long been predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity.

THE Hubble Space Telescope has produced the first evidence that comet - sized objects circle the Sun beyond the orbit of Neptune.

These two objects — which have the biggest apparent event horizons of any black holes that can be viewed from Earth — turn out to be complementary: Sagittarius A * is normally representative of quiet, inactive black holes, whereas M87 typifies the energetic black holes that produce elongated jets of gas and particles.

Around younger stars, however, many of these newly formed objects have yet to settle into stately orbits and routinely collide, producing enough rubble to spawn a «second - generation» disk of debris.

Domain walls are two - dimensional (sheet - like) objects, but their existence is easily ruled out in the early Universe because they would have produced unacceptably large fluctuations by the present day.

Those objects are produced in supernovae, and CCCP has now found several more possible neutron stars.

To make matters worse, the magnified object is a starbursting dwarf galaxy: a comparatively light galaxy (it has only about 100 million solar masses in the form of stars [3]-RRB-, but extremely young (about 10 - 40 million years old) and producing new stars at an enormous rate.

So, if a pharmaceutical company creates an Alzheimer's drug to target memory based on research into one type of memory — the part of the brain responsible for finding missing objects, for example — but doesn't also have data on the type of memory that helps individuals remember the important people, places and things in their life, it runs the risk of producing a product that helps a person remember where they put the car keys, but not how they met their spouse.

Smalley and colleagues have dubbed their device an Optical Trap Display, and with it they produced simple, free - floating outlines of objects including a butterfly and the university's logo.

Some scientists question its safety, and ethicists objected because any baby produced would contain DNA from three people.

Previous research has suggested that the spheroids were used as percussive tools for shaping or grinding other materials; however most of the objects analysed by the team had weights that produce optimal levels of damage from throwing, rather than simply being as heavy as possible.

Residing in the dwarf galaxy IC 10, 1.8 million light - years away in the constellation Cassiopeia, the new black hole puzzles researchers because it is thought that the kind of star that would give birth to it would not have retained enough mass to produce such a large object.

It is possible that the «laws» of perception we have explored so far evolved mainly to deal with shadows and to distinguish them from «real» objects, which would also produce luminance differences in the visual scene as a result of differences in reflectance (for instance, a zebra's stripes or a white cat on a black mat).

Astronomical objects that produce this phenomenon include supernovae (exploding stars) and neutron stars (stars that have been crushed down to the size of planets).

This object had an almost circular shape, and a light beam came out from its eastern part that crossed the sunspot to the south of the nucleus, producing a shadow on the penumbra that was lost in the large mass of faculae surrounding the eastern extreme of the sunspot.»

Lastly, the animals had to make inferences about the location of the hidden food themselves, based on causal cues such as the noise produced by an object containing food when shaken.

Poggio has long believed that the brain must produce «invariant» representations of faces and other objects, meaning representations that are indifferent to objects» orientation in space, their distance from the viewer, or their location in the visual field.

«Amazingly, even though the sky is known to be full of transient objects emitting at X - and gamma - ray wavelengths,» NRL astronomer Dr. Joseph Lazio pointed out, «very little has been done to look for radio bursts, which are often easier for astronomical objects to produce.»

In fact, it would have been extremely difficult to detect this substellar object around a highly evolved star like Edasich, because giant stars often pulsate and produce radial velocity patterns similar to substellar companions.

In 1998, nine Sol - type stars (naked - eye objects Kappa Ceti, Omicron Aquilae, and Pi1 Ursae Majoris, as well as MQ / 5 Serpentis, UU Coronae Borealis, S Fornacis, MT Tauri, BD +10 2783, and Groombridge 1830) were observed to have produced superflares, on average, about once per century.

Research in each of these areas, and in many other areas of astronomy, has produced clear, compelling and widely accepted evidence that astronomical objects and systems evolve.