object of study

As an object of study, it has been made into a document.

The object of study is the garment, not the figure.

How, then, does a disease this rare become the object of study?

Till then the hand had been merely an object of study.

As such, it is a fundamental object of study in potential theory.

The object of study was not the war itself but the culture's iconography.

Science does not deal with its objects of study in their full concreteness.

It could become an object of study and, possibly, revival.

Its object of study was the then new field of cultural studies.

Since 1819 there have been efforts to teach the Hungarian language as an object of study.

Its classical form still appeals to a few scholars as an object of study.

The event is still the object of studies and controversies in Italy.

One got to know what they were like, as opposed to using them as objects of studies.

It also forces you to take part in the culture rather than making it an object of study.

The primitive objects of study are physical processes, and the different ways that these can be composed.

"Not only does the object of study change," he said, "but the observer, in this case me, changes as well."

A composite field is an object of study in field theory.

They are the object of study in trace theory.

Such rings are the main object of study in linear algebra.

These manifolds are the basic objects of study in complex geometry.

Pym was almost as much an object of study as Miles himself.

These three aspects have been the object of studies by scholars throughout the 20th century.

It has been said that Rousseau "discovered" the child (as an object of study).

Mediators are entities which multiply difference and so should be the object of study.

In this case, the idea of an open set is used as an organizational tool rather than an object of study.