But that's just an observation from a casual observer.
It can usually be assumed that the observed number of events is an observation from a Poisson distribution [ 3].
Incorporating interval censoring in a zero-inflated mixture model implies that the observed zeros are either a realization of a 'true zero' point distribution, or an observation from the distribution of the positive outcome observed as zero due to detection limitation [ 12].
Video games are verbs, to oversimplify an observation from the independent game designer Anna Anthropy.
The memo contains an observation from US embassy officials that Safonov's comments suggested Russia "was not involved in the killing, although Safonov did not offer any further explanation".
He is fond though of quoting an observation from Bert Williams, an early 20th-century black entertainer: "It's no disgrace to be coloured.
The scene brought to mind an observation from Mr. Dougherty, of Make magazine, about tinkering at a hacker space versus at home.
Historically American movies often take on class in "little micropolitical movies like 'The Postman Always Rings Twice,' " to borrow an observation from the German filmmaker Christian Petzold.
Matt Richtel Correction: October 17, 2003, Friday A brief report in Circuits on Thursday about uses of technology in sports training misstated an observation from John Yandell, a tennis coach, about pioneering work by golf instructors.
Although, to steal an observation from a friend of mine, it felt more like flicking through the file photos on a mobile phone than exploring the dimensions of cinema.
This drew an observation from James Dao, a New York Times reporter: "History may someday show that voters viewed Mr. Gore's headquarters shift as a disingenuous ploy or, more likely, a move that was forgotten the day after it happened".
