Sentence examples for bear observations from inspiring English sources

From the upper panel we see that the vertical part (z-component) of the magnetic field is very well reproduced from the BEAR observations, and even the sparser IMAGE array gives a reasonable estimate.

Black bear observations occur most often in the park's northern ranges and in the Bechler area which is in the park's southwestern corner.

The proportion of use for each habitat was calculated by comparing the number of bear observations (GPS radiotelemetry fixes) in each habitat attribute with the total number of observations across all habitat types (equation 1 in Nielsen et al. 2013a).

The divergence of horizontal radiation in vegetation canopies is generally considered to be of negligible consequence in algorithms designed for the physically-based interpretation of space borne observations.

From June 29 to July 6 2003, the German-Norwegian ROMA-SvalRak campaign (ROMA = Rocket borne Observations in the Middle Atmosphere) took place at the SvalRak rocket range, Ny-Ålesund (78.9°N, 11.9°E; Spitzbergen).

The divergence of horizontal radiation in vegetation canopies is generally considered to be of negligible consequence to 1) algorithms designed for the physically-based interpretation of space borne observations, and 2) field campaigns aiming at the validation of derived surface products, like FAPAR and albedo.

It bears observation that we have had recent years of due recognition of minority talents, and that the excellent actor Will Smith has been nominated twice and was not the sole African-American actor nominated in his category in either instance.

This observation bears watching in future studies, especially among patients who come to transplant heavily pre-treated.

Given Prust's immediate reaction to being punched and his reporting that he had his "bell rung," his condition might bear close observation.

But at a time when the disastrous earthquake in Haiti on Jan . 12has refocused global attention on the earth's immense store of tectonic energy, scientists say that the Yellowstone swarm, if only because of its volume, bears close observation: as of Sunday, there had been 1,608 quakes since Jan . 17

We present the prototype of a simplified photogrammetric system (HELicopter-borne Ice Observation System, HELIOS) and demonstrate how it can be used to document ground-based and airborne sea ice surveys.