Übersetzung für 'real object' von Englisch nach Deutsch

real object

realer Gegenstand {m}

reales Objekt {n}comp.philos.spec.

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Herbig-Haro object <HH object>

Herbig-Haro-Objekt {n} <HH-Objekt>astron.

object number <object no.>

Objektnummer {f} <Objekt-Nr.>tech.

real-time polymerase chain reaction <real-time PCR>

Echtzeit-Polymerase-Kettenreaktion {f} <Echtzeit-PCR>biotech.

real-ear / real ear measurement <REM>

Echtohrmessung {f}audio

to object

Einwand erheben

einwenden

Einspruch erheben

etwas einzuwenden haben

Widerspruch erheben

protestieren

ablehnen

object

Gegenstand {m}

Ziel {n}

Satzergänzung {f}ling.

Ding {n}

Maschine {f}

Objekt {n}

Sache {f}

Sinn {m} [Zweck]

Zweck {m}

• Calibration Free Virtual Display System Using Video Projector onto Real Object Surface.
• Casson's vision for Dorset House was that of a 'community where every individual was encouraged to feel that she had a real object'.
• No real object exactly corresponds to this behavior.
• When an underlying image is huge in size, it may be represented using a virtual proxy object, loading the real object on demand.
• A virtual proxy is an object with the same interface as the real object. The first time one of its methods is called it loads the real object and then delegates.

• Later, in April 1965, Stetson and Powell obtained real-time interference patterns between a real object and its holographic reconstruction.
• Another use of the phrase ‘black stump’ in the Australian vernacular, which relates more to the real object than an abstract concept of landscape, is the local term for the old State Office Block in Sydney (now demolished).
• A collaboration between University of Bedfordshire and ARRI resulted in a custom-made plenoptic camera with a ray model for the validation of light-field geometries and real object distances.
• In mechanics mistuning is a lack of symmetry present in a real object that ideally is perfectly symmetric.
• In an inferior mirage, the mirage image appears below the real object.

• What is important is that each feature represents a specific point on the surface of a real object.
• It is usually desirable to suppress both noises such as grain and details of the real object that are too small to be represented at the sampling rate.
• Germany, the real object of this agreement because of its leading economic position in Europe, would reduce public spending, cut taxes for individuals and corporations, and keep interest rates low.
• Computronium is a material hypothesized by Norman Margolus and Tommaso Toffoli of MIT in 1991 to be used as "programmable matter", a substrate for computer modeling of virtually any real object.
• Object references are lightweight objects matching the interface of the real object (remote or local).

• The model-based visualizations either place overlays of data on real or digitally constructed images of reality or make a digital construction of a real object directly from the scientific data.
• with a "real object" (...) can only produce a virtual image (...), according to the above formula.
• RBC theory is not in itself capable of starting with a photograph of a real object and producing a geons-and-relations description of the object; the theory does not attempt to provide a mechanism to reduce the complexities of real scenes to simple geon shapes.
• For example, many mock object frameworks allow the developer to check the order of and number of times that mock object methods were invoked by the real object being tested; subsequent refactoring of the code that is being tested could therefore cause the test to fail even though all mocked object methods still obey the contract of the previous implementation.