Sentence examples for better observations from inspiring English sources

"Poker is about sitting in one place, watching your opponents for a long time, and making better observations about them than they make about you," he said.

"The more observations and the better observations you have, the better the forecast will be," Professor Robinson said.

More and better observations should eventually establish whether they are true orphans or just on a long leash.

That is why new and better observations are needed to improve the fundamental assumptions on which the models are based.

Now my colleagues, students and I hope to make even better observations of Venus's exotic atmosphere when it is backlit by the sun.

Previously, scholars supposed there was some kind of road system for long-distance travel and, in the absence of better observations, simply represented the roads as straight lines between major settlements.

When the ParBc-sGFP and ParBm-sGFP constructs were expressed in T. thermophilus TL-1 (a carotenoid synthesis deficient strain isolated in our group, permitting better observation of sGFP fluorescence), well-defined fluorescent foci could be observed providing in vivo evidence that the two ParB proteins can bind parS sites.

Proteinase activity, observed as cleared (unstained) regions, was converted to dark regions to better observation of bands.

In 1890 the hospital was expanded south, and in both sections Haight designed circular wards, about 40 feet in diameter, in part to facilitate better observation by a nurse at a central desk and in part because the design offered more space between the heads of the beds -- but mostly because corners were thought to harbor germs.

Spectra are shifted on some distance for better observation.

Empirical refinement by correlational induction results in ever better observation-level generalizations about the world.