Sentence examples for To observing from inspiring English sources
verb
To notice or view, especially carefully or with attention to detail.
- From this vantage point we can observe the behavior of the animals in their natural habitat.
To observing the McDonald's bags in the footwell of Jim Gilmore's car when he pulled up to a nursing home in New Hampshire.
since the probability of (hat {b}_{l} = 0) conditional to observing t l zeros is equal to the probability of (hat {b}_{l} = 1) conditional to observing t l ones, due to the symmetry of the channel.
Blogging appeared on Hertzberg's watch, though he doesn't get around to observing it here.
From druggy mayhem to observing US politics is a metaphor for Mercury Rev's career.
But there's still a benefit to observing players in a highly competitive and stressful environment.
The question comes down to what priority should be given to observing the Earth.
Every time he eats something, his mother says, he throws up!" "He's accustomed to observing the dietary laws, Captain".
"It can be anything from an email suggesting a resource to observing a lesson and developing practice," she says.
Her eye is no less keen when it comes to observing the work of a new generation.
Then knife and meat both become second nature, and the butcher can turn to observing himself as he cuts.
When conflicts erupt, it seeks to get all parties to commit to observing the rules by way of special agreements.
