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object



NOUN
aim, recipient
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The object, officially named PSR J2322-2650b, has an atmosphere dominated by helium and carbon rather than the familiar gases seen on most known exoplanets.

From Science Daily

While their bones and teeth show they lived hard lives, objects found amongst the graves suggest wealth and luxury.

From BBC

The new chip technology will help speed up laptops, reduce data centres' carbon footprint and allow self-driving cars to spot objects quicker, according to US computing giant IBM.

From Barron's

Set by Joseph Anthony Gaito with five low, raw-wood tables, the work presents moves on and around these objects, sometimes placed on their ends to provide the dancers with individual backgrounds.

From The Wall Street Journal

The solar system is a dynamic environment filled with massive objects that constantly pull on one another.

From Science Daily