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So you can be the object of envy of others.
It's almost like ... imagine a snowflake in your hand, and you look at it, and it's an incredibly complicated, beautiful object.
This object should be ice over a silicate core.
That tree could be a large object far away or a small object up close, and your brain has no way of knowing.
There was only so much data on a record, or a cassette, or even that antique object known as a CD.
Every time I do this, something else appears, so I'm actually learning more about the object when I change my perspective.
As a real-world object travels along, we can see its digital certificate or token move on the blockchain, adding value as it goes.
It's a tendency to only be able to think of an object in terms of its traditional use or function.
She was an object.
In the history of her interpretation, she went from object of ideal beauty and love to object of reproduction.
Researchers believe that the low levels of serotonin is correlated with obsessive thinking about the object of love, which is like this feeling that someone has set up camp in your brain.
And that's a little found object.
This kind of work is also very much like puppetry, where the found object is, in a sense, the puppet, and I'm the puppeteer at first, because I'm playing with an object.
And then again, this is a found object, a little fan that I found.
It's always a struggle, but somehow I manage to sort of get this thought out into an object, and then it's there, OK.
The object itself just means nothing.
This means that any object purchased on the market today from the Middle East could potentially be funding terrorism.
The car, an inanimate object, has more say over public policy than this group of citizens.
One can become an object of public ridicule because of a misplaced B. Therefore, in this context, of course, it makes sense to dedicate all this time to spelling.
Any one of those elements you could sort of hang on the wall as some kind of art object.
But this is how I get to that object.
Ironically, that object was made by the Killarney process, which is a brand-new process here for the 21st century, and I can hear Greg Lynn laughing his socks off as I say that.
Which means that every object in the universe attracts every other object: every star, black hole, human being, smartphone, and atom are all constantly pulling on each other.
Gravity is generated by variations in the curvature of spacetime— the three dimensions of space plus time— which bend around any object that has mass.
These stars seem to orbit an invisible object.
Well, as it happens, we can see a very interesting object in the top right, and this is a local radio galaxy, Centaurus A. If we zoom in on this, we can see that there are two huge plumes going out into space.
Suddenly, a large, heavy object falls off the truck in front of you.
Your car can't stop in time to avoid the collision, so it needs to make a decision: go straight and hit the object, swerve left into an SUV, or swerve right into a motorcycle.
Should it prioritize your safety by hitting the motorcycle, minimize danger to others by not swerving, even if it means hitting the large object and sacrificing your life, or take the middle ground by hitting the SUV, which has a high passenger safety rating?
In other words, it's systematically favoring or discriminating against a certain type of object to crash into.
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