Sentence examples for about to be observed from inspiring English sources

Stamford Bridge was a cacophony of jeering while the PA announcer, no shrinking violet with a microphone in his hands, struggled to make his point that a minute's applause was about to be observed for the late former Chelsea manager Dave Sexton.

Hence the same observations support incompatible hypotheses about emeralds to be observed after t; that they are green and that they are blue.

For example, when Smith wonders what all the ambition, "all the toil and bustle of this world", is about, the answer reads: "to be observed, to be attended to, to be taken notice of with sympathy" (p. 50).

An important outcome of our study is to show that this configuration allows most of the two-phase flow regimes described in the literature about trickle beds to be observed, even with no gas injection.

"Facts about the world are waiting to be observed and collected.

However, there is an enormous amount to be observed about alternations in the argument structure of nominalizations that transcends the small number of labels (active vs. passive, transitive vs. intransitive, etc).

Blood tests performed 14 days or later after the first administration were useful for finding the nadir of toxicities, because the toxicities tended to be observed about 21 days after the first administration in each course.

For detonics applications, objects subjected to very high deformations (about 50% to 100% strains) are to be observed in very short times (i.e., less than 100  s).

Although vibrational modes associated with the OH group of Tyr are known to be observed at about 1250 cm−1[25] these are beyond the spectral limits of our measurements for direct detection.

In 6 cases performed clipping, very thinner aneurysmal walls about to rupture were observed without exceptions.

From Fig. 2b, the TNTs with a length up to about 30 μm can be observed.