Sentence examples for after observations from inspiring English sources
The animal nature of sponges, first described in 1755, was confirmed in 1765 after observations of their water currents and the changes in diameter of the openings into their central cavity.
In conferencing with teachers after observations, many of them expressed a greater sense of empowerment with the ability to make connections back to the objectives.
Plants at all land cover types peaked around 7 to 8 weeks after observations began; however, the mesiscaped urban sites had a higher proportion of plants flowering during the entire observation period.
Shortly after, observations indicated that the hurricane was rapidly intensifying.
HAT-P-33b's existence was first suggested after observations by the six-telescope HATnet collaboration, a project that searches the sky for planets in transit of, or crossing in front of, their host stars.
Because data were collected from the same sites but not the same transects, we estimated effect-size means and variances at these sites using non-parametric bootstrapping of the before and after observations (R = 9999) [50] with (1) and (2), by randomly matching before-after pairs at each iteration.
Directly after observation, both the observer and observed person filled out the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) task load index (NASA TLX) 21 to measure the perceived workload during the observation period.
In real-time applications online solutions capable of separating the signals as they are observed are required in contrast to separating the signals offline after observation.
After observation, the doctors offered perspectives on calibrating them to specific detainees' resilience.
He was given a battery of tests Sunday, and after observation overnight by a team of cardiologists he was given a coronary catheterization Monday morning, the presidential Élysée Palace said in a statement.
After observation here and elsewhere of his undue reliance on the intensifier, he clapped his hand over his mouth — figuratively speaking — and has literally, if not radically, reduced its usage.
