Sentences with phrase «of a solid object»
AN electronic system for automatic and accurate measurement of volumes of solid objects could become a weapon in the fight against breast cancer.
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Researchers have found that it's easier for kids to learn the names of solid objects (ball, bottle) because their size, shape, and appearance remain constant.
To remove the ring, rest the tart on top of a solid object (like a tall jar) and gently coax the ring off.
At first, they tried this with pairs of solid objects that were either identical — such as a couple of prisms — or non-identical, such as a prism and a sphere.
So far, the method has been used to produce two - dimensional images, but it could make 3 - D images based on layer - by - layer measurements as is done in tomography, which combines multiple cross-sections of solid objects, Ye said.
«My analogy is to the fact that any lesson requires the use of a solid object, which is in three dimensions,» says Helen Quinn, a theoretical physicist at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Stanford, California, who chaired the 18 - member panel that wrote the report.
Leonardo puzzled over how we can see a single world of solid objects given the different eye views (now known as Leonardo's paradox), but he failed to grasp the critical point that retinal disparity is not a problem but is the basis for stereopsis.
As part of the study, the scientists used computed tomography — a method of producing a three - dimensional image of the internal structures of a solid object — to observe the skull and the inner ear.
The nomenclature used to describe water - resistance is know as the Ingress Protection rating (or IP rating) and is specified with two numbers in the format IPXY where X is the degree to which the case is resistant to physical ingress (the intrusion of solid objects like wires, grains of sand, etc.) and Y is the degree of resistance to liquid ingress.
Not to mention a rather persistent beeping noise whenever I got within a metre of a solid object.
He challenges student to find the volume of solid objects, such as a deer vertebra, a seashell, and possum skull using displacement.
She is drawn to moments when air feels thick, when space has a presence as real as that of solid objects.