Sentence examples similar to entry observations from inspiring English sources

Pre-entry observations of the asteroid showed that it was at most 5 m in diameter and was observed to be tumbling with a spin rate of around 3 min (Scheirich et al. 2010), which from our analysis would only require a strength on the order of 25 Pa to hold together as a rubble pile.

Other primary data sources include key informant interviews, respondent's journal entries, observations and outputs during the structured learning exercises, focus group discussion transcripts, and the researcher's log.

> -wrap-foot> Final visit is defined as the last post-entry observation collected during the LTE study BMI body mass index; LTE long-term extension Of the 18 patients who lost ≥5 % of body weight by the end of the 24-week treatment period, 83.3 % (n = 15) maintained ≥5 % weight loss at final visit in the LTE study (Table  4).

cFinal visit is defined as the last post-entry observation collected during the LTE study LTE long-term extension All patients (n = 29) reported at least one AE during the LTE; the most common AEs reported were nausea (52%%), decreased blood potassium (48%%), fatigue (45 %), headache (38%%), and endometrial thickening (35%%).

Studies with entry probe observations have shown the vertical structure of zonal winds at low latitude, but large uncertainty exists above 65 km (Schubert et al. 1980; Kerzhanovich and Limaye 1985).

The announcement came after Mr. Cenedella faced a torrent of criticism over a blog under his name that had entries containing observations about sex, women and drugs.

As noted by Georgeta Filitti, I. C. Filitti was again dissatisfied with the finished product: "The [Enciclopedia] copy he left comprises numerous rectifications to his own entries and observations made on those of other authors, which would be welcomed for any future reediting".

But it also had a number of entries containing random observations about sex, women and drugs.

It contained a number of entries containing random observations about sex, women and drugs.

The interview was the first time that Mr. Cenedella commented publicly on the matter since The New York Times reported on Monday that until recently, entries containing random observations about sex, women and drugs were on a Web site that bore his photograph and the title "The personal blog of Marc Cenedella".

The loss function ℓ penalizes the deviation of estimated entries from the observations.