How to pronounce“objects”in English

objects, of which we've cataloged quite a lot.

objects. And so that against hot objects.

Objects can transmit energy in two forms, heat and work.

Objects are associated with each other and tend to appear together.

objects-- should be considered in our ethical-- in our considerations ethically, that they should factor?

Objects remind us of who we are, where we came from.

objects to belong to this category, they they belong not because they all share the same physical features, but because

objects might do.

Objects would sort of appear and morph and disappear.

objects around the world bring them to a big Hub actually show them to to people so we've got a few slides here we can

objects are and then apply that across all sorts of science across across the globe so of course we have the

objects eventually um are the discovery of pulsars by um Bell and Huish and the

objects in that he never made one um and so but I to give him the

Objects for safekeeping are the next category.

Objects in motion stay in motion, blah, blah, blah.

objects as far away as Mars.

objects were estimated at a billion dollars; they really are some of the finest pieces of classical art that we had in America and they're no longer here.

objects.

objects uh that might be missed by people from East Asia but on the other hand people from East Asia will notice

objects that give pleasure I i' I've never heard I i'

objects; so basically, the wealth of England was 18 thousand objects.

objects.

objects like this uh here it is in in this slide at South I took it South by

objects which pulled at their feet the tables flanked a tall black rectangle

objects was a presidential menu when the president of the united states theodore roosevelt was visiting chicago

objects or bits of information and that worries me it worries me as a teacher because I hate

Objects in the middle of the road moving sluggishly then quickly.

objects Mark kuransky's history of salt um specifically came to mind and I remember thinking oh this is 100 times

objects whose emitting light today. It's for objects whose light is arriving at us today.

Objects, electrons, corks, the sun, the moon, their shapes, their masses, their velocities, all of these physical properties are also constructions.

Objects don’t keep moving and flying forever.

objects of that size.

objects objects from Real objects from Renaissance as Their Daily Life objects

objects.

objects and a gigantic chandelier which looks like a chandelier.

objects at at every scale what was gives to P this special

objects have that power and and when my character is badly in love and um is not

objects that these lovers share but also it's a city museum because they share the culture of Istanbul between

objects there?

objects but rather as sensient beings

objects that you could do things to.

objects in which I take great pleasure but mostly um I'm a failed collector by

objects work this is bad when people do really stupid things on boxes and open them the wrong way but it's great for the cumulative evolution of Technology

objects are, well, making their orbits.

Objects that vibrate in phase when you separate them are also coherent.

Larger objects typically have less surface area relative to their volume, and that's important.

Our objects have subjectivities.

Everyday objects are large, are massive, and contain many, many particles.

certain objects with different probabilities with different likelihoods.