Sentence examples for are closely studied from inspiring English sources
The contest is both well known and controversial within the tight circle of A.I.; winning programs are closely studied by both academics and corporate centers like Sprint Labs.
Strain hardening phenomena in tension and strain softening phenomena in compression are closely studied.
(In Kung Fu, the movements of animals are closely studied and emulated, inspiring many of the movements taught in Kung Fu, and also giving rise to different schools within the discipline).
"China and India are closely studying South Korea as a trendsetter in Asia," said Chung Woo-jin, a professor at Yonsei University in Seoul.
Investors in such contracts with Bear Stearns are closely studying whether they can get out of them or have them transferred to a more stable firm.
Neurologists are closely studying the cases of seven young people infected with H.I.V. who also developed amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, an incurable disease of the nervous system also known as A.L.S., or Lou Gehrig's disease.
A new video (above) from the YouTube channel MinuteEarth explains not only why inheritance is far more complicated than you probably thought, but also why scientists are closely studying the field of epigenetics -- chemical modifications on your DNA that can pass to your children -- to better understand the weird nuances of inheritance.
Fighter planes swoop like spectral birds; bomb-defusing equipment is closely studied: the perspective off, the shapes definite.
In recent years, sunscreens have appeared on the market that contain zinc oxide nanoparticles and, given existing concerns, the possible toxic effects are being closely studied.
Though the issue is not yet much discussed, it is being closely studied by the Central Intelligence Agency, academics and oil industry analysts.
The example of the State Department bureau, Congressional officials say, is being closely studied as the White House and Congress debate what changes may help intelligence agencies avoid additional failures.
