Sentence examples for eluded observation from inspiring English sources
Such a subtle phenotype may have eluded observation, absent the molecular identities of the suppressors.
He describes Dürrenmat's prophetic vision of modern terrorists' "godlike ability to elude observation while demanding recognition," and Morgenstern's foreshadowing of slaughter around the globe.
Hannibal then formed a plan to steal away from Agrigentum p405 by night, and did in his own case elude observation; the rest, however, were recognised and were killed, some by the Romans, and many by the Agrigentines.
Gamma rays coming from the most distant sources could shine a light on the epoch of earliest galaxy formation, a shadowy time in cosmic history that has so far eluded direct observation.
Though mononeuropathy, encephalopathy, transverse myelitis, polyradiculopathy, Guillain-Barre syndroculomotormotor neuropathy and optic neuropathy [ 2- 7] have all been documented in literature to date, abducens nerve palsy has eluded clinical observation.
The habitual use of the language of particles by physicists induces and reflects the conviction that, even if the particles elude direct observation, they are as real as any everyday object.
Even more distant galaxies, reddened all the way to the infrared, would have eluded the original Deep Field observation.
This observation is consistent with the presence of a mixed axial gravitational anomaly, providing clear evidence for a theoretical concept that has so far eluded experimental detection.
It even eluded employers.
