Sentence examples for an accurate observer from inspiring English sources
Galen's advocacy of dissection, both to improve surgical skills and for research purposes, formed part of his self-promotion, but there is no doubt that he was an accurate observer.
Generally, however, he found Flashman an impressively accurate observer.
In some ways her alienation makes her an even more accurate observer than a "normal" person would be, because she focuses excessively on the ghosts who are not present as well as the strangers who are — and that, too, is part of the real Berlin.
Austin McQuinn is an acute and accurate observer of how one thing leads to another, with a subtle sense of humour in both word and illustration.
A robust and accurate observer for IM speed estimation, not only at normal and high speeds but also at very low and zero speeds, is certainly important and desirable for sensorless IM drives.
The orthopaedic surgeon has the highest percentage in correctly diagnosing impingement and is significantly more accurate than radiologist 2. Furthermore, the orthopaedic surgeon is significantly the most accurate observer in determining the cause of impingement.
The paper relies on the use of a bank of accurate observers that performs sensor fault detection and isolation despite of unmeasurable scheduling variable.
A simulation-based approach is first presented to design accurate observers from a reference simulator.
Such self-report measures have been shown to be a valid method for pubertal development assessment, with adolescents being reasonably accurate observers, especially where allocation is into two categories of early and late puberty and measures of gonadal and pubic hair stages are combined (Shirtcliff et al., 2009).
Manuel was reminded of the dire predictions that were being bandied about a week or three ago, some of them by usually calm and accurate observers.
The differential pattern of observation reported for the mothers versus independent observers for the behaviour of known versus unknown children suggests that mothers are indeed more accurate observers of their own children's behaviour than independent observers.
