Sentence examples for extensive observations from inspiring English sources

Make extensive observations during timeless moments of somersaulting prior to impact.

In the late 60's Austerlitz -- ostensibly avoiding all personal reference -- delivers some extensive observations about European architecture.

•     Make extensive observations during timeless moments of somersaulting prior to impact.

So using her own extensive observations, interviews with people with dementia and their carers, and current scientific knowledge, she created the VDT.

He made extensive observations to determine if it shifted its position with respect to neighbouring stars from night to night.

Young's extensive observations, reported by Guardian Australia, also included that the department of immigration misused patient information and that psychiatrists working within the system were often viewed as "soft touches" by the department if they advocated on their patients' behalf.

Other oak species are known to spread rhizomatously [18] or by root sprouting [19]; the well-studied Q. chrysolepis, a close relative of Q. palmeri, is known to spread by root sprouting [20], but regrowth after fires has only been observed via crown resprouting [21], [22], and extensive observation of clones of this species show no evidence for any other form of growth [11].

The self-directed behaviors, which were performed in front of the mirror and did not take place in its absence, included extensive observation of the implant and genital areas that cannot be observed directly without a mirror.

Alongside this, successful completion of a rigorous assessment process will be required, involving theory exams, extensive observation of practice in controlled settings and feedback from children and families themselves.

"This is going to give us the most extensive observation of a comet to date," said Timothy W. Larson, the project manager for the mission.

For many practical purposes, the best means of measuring or perhaps one had better say estimating the effects of propaganda is apt to be the method of extensive observation, guided of course by well-reasoned theory and inference.