Sentence examples for dangerous observations from inspiring English sources

Their anonymization technique is based on suppression of the dangerous observations from each trajectory.

Satellite retrievals of topography, such as those presented here, have the potential to provide independent corroboration of time-averaged lava volume fluxes that rely on data from infrequent overflights or potentially dangerous ground observations.

The exception is scientist Larry Esposito, who won permission to man the Hubble during a dangerous Venus observation.

Dog-behavior experts are right that "outlawing specific breeds fails to address the general problem of dangerous dogs," but this observation obscures an equally important point ("It Takes Training and Genes to Make a Mean Dog Mean," Feb. 6).

Tornadoes occurring in these conditions are especially dangerous, since only weather radar observations, or possibly the sound of an approaching tornado, serve as any warning to those in the storm's path.

Because observing of rogue waves on the ocean is very difficult and dangerous, unreliable and few records and observations are available, which led to a lack of research on the rogue wave scientific community recognizing the factual basis.

I was starting to make mistakes and it was getting dangerous!" (Learners interviewed during the ethnographic observations).

Short observation periods, fluoroscopic procedures, and cross-sectional imaging are used in treatment of partial obstruction by those who believe that observation is futile or dangerous.

This dangerous trend of relegating the elderly to observation purgatory is on the rise as healthcare costs and Medicare spending continue to soar.

The truth is that Isis-controlled areas of Iraq and Syria are far too dangerous for any kind of reporting or observation from independent monitors.

The agency currently spends $20 million annually seeking dangerous space rocks in its Near Earth Observation Program.