Sentence examples for a spotter that from inspiring English sources

Always get a spotter that will catch you if you fall.

He said the Cessna 185 had been dogged by two planes -- the Peruvian fighter and an American spotter that had apparently identified Mr. Donaldson's craft as a possible smugglers' flight.

Conversely, our relatively simple approach needs to be improved for obtaining tumor cell-specific mass spectra to better profile complex clinical material such as the needle biopsy of breast cancers, by using MALDI imaging MS [ 13] or a robotic spotter that deposits micron-sized droplets of matrix [ 12].

"A motorcycle was seen moving slowly and was suspected of either being a spotter or that he had the intention of laying [a makeshift bomb]," the account says.

When first attempting this, you may want to use a spotter so that the person being lifted does not get hurt if the other person accidentally drops the lifted person on the ground.

Can there be a 'malevolent compassion'?" My appellant -- a member of an elite group of tautology-spotters that calls itself the Squad Squad -- noted that Merriam-Webster's 10th Collegiate Dictionary defines compassion as "sympathetic consciousness of others' distress together with a desire to alleviate it".

Robotic microarray spotters that can group a comprehensive panel of phage-expressed proteins onto identical chips make it possible to reproducibly assay multiple antibodies in individual serum samples simultaneously.

Only use spotters that are trained and qualified.

A beeper notifies the spotters that seven adult whales have just been sighted by another team in the waters off Charleston, S.C.

And here's a bonus for science celebrity spotters: That bushy-bearded man who pops in toward the end with a few seconds of a lecture on inheritance is Stanford biology professor Robert Sapolsky, PhD.

A spotter, or a person that watches the gap and tells you when it is closed, is helpful.