Sentence examples for along by looking from inspiring English sources

Louise had tried to listen to what Jonas had ordered for them both and to follow along by looking at the pictures in her own menu, but now that the food had arrived she couldn't tell one piece of fish from another.

As Mr. Naimi sped along, passers-by looked on with curiosity at the man with the fur cap and the band of Austrian security officers and reporters glued to his every comment.

Mr. Armitage will now be in the position of trying to coax the peace process along primarily by looking for concrete commitments from Pakistan and its president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, notably on ending support for Islamic militancy.

In the present study we sought evidence for transmission along axonal pathways by looking for similar pTDP-43 oligodendrocyte pathology in the posterior limb of the internal capsule, the corpus callosum and the cingulum bundle.

Here, we aimed to assess evidence of transmission along axonal pathways by looking for pTDP-43 oligodendrocyte pathology in involved white matter tracts, and to present a first validation of the neuropathological staging scheme.

The primary objective of this investigation was to identify pathological evidence of transmission along axonal pathways by looking for pTDP-43 oligodendrocyte pathology in regions implicated by neuroimaging, namely the corticospinal tract in the posterior limb of the internal capsule, the corpus callosum and the cingulum bundle [ 8].

PPHT obtains line segments by looking along a corridor in the image specified by the peak in the accumulator modified during pixel voting.

We compared gene family size distributions along the green lineage by looking at all clusters containing P. patens and at least one other Viridiplantae species (8208 clusters/families; Figure  6).

A further inspection of the cloud in Figure 7A, which is taken from the static example, reveals that the cloud is of a character that makes a 2D approach superior to the individual tests: just as the cloud in Figure 1, the cloud in Figure 7A lies away from the axes, and the red dot can be distinguished better in a 2D analysis, than by looking along the individual axes.

Unfortunately, this single-waveguide image can be seen only by looking straight along the waveguide's axis.

For these reasons, we use a more modular and simple approach to analyze groups along the three dimensions together just by looking at the intersections between different classes.