Sentence examples for elements of observation from inspiring English sources

At the level of normal, physical sensation, the fact that these necessary elements of observation exclude one another passes unnoticed.

The ubiquity of smartphones and cameras has introduced elements of observation and performance into so many part of everyday life, why not bring them into the bedroom as well?

We looked for relationships between characteristics of feedback givers (self-efficacy, task perception, neuroticism, extraversion, agreeableness and conscientiousness) and elements of observation and feedback (frequency, quality of content and consequential impact).

Selective attention in the context of factored observations could be treated as the ability to select an action depending on only a subset of the elements in the agent's current observation (those elements that are attended to) using additional actions to selectively attend to or ignore elements of an observation.

The employed Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs) were set to have full covariance matrices for exploiting all possible correlations between the elements of each observation.

The results do not support effects of self-efficacy, extraversion, agreeableness or conscientiousness of trainers on elements of the observation and feedback process.

This article tracks my research and development activity, starting with early technology exploration when research funding was thin, to my first field programs, to leadership of larger enterprises where AUVs became elements of integrated observation-modeling systems.

where S j is the sensitivity of grid element j of size Δ j, f i (m) is the forward solution of model m, m j is the resistivity change of grid element j, σ i is the standard deviation of the data, and N is the number of elements = number of observation sites × number of frequencies × data types.

This is particularly true of books of natural history, where the element of personal observation is of special importance.

Modestly naturalistic dramas and comedies may, in their ordinary incarnations, fall short of the heights of cinematic achievement by lack of imagination and symbolic extravagance, but they also often offer an element of reportorial observation that surpasses, in breadth and depth, the filmmakers' limited inspirations.

Suppose that we have K samples for each element of the observation vector x k, m), we replace ensemble averages by time averages (26) (26).