Sentence examples similar to first hand examination from inspiring English sources
Based on surveys of 22,000 farmers and first-hand examination of crops, the Department of Agriculture forecast a harvest of 8.886 billion bushels of corn, 2.628 billion bushels of soybeans, 1.686 billion bushels of wheat and 18.44 million bales of cotton.
Upon his return from a trip to Italy (1613 14), Jones created a Palladian style in London; this style was based upon the knowledge he had acquired from his study of Palladio's writings and from his own first-hand examination of ancient and Renaissance architecture.
Artificial exposures are good field sites for learning because of their accessibility, and the potential range of features they present for first-hand examination.
Pound opens ABC of Reading with the following pronouncement: The proper METHOD for studying poetry and good letters is the method of contemporary biologists, that is careful first-hand examination of the matter, and continual COMPARISON of one 'slide' or specimen with another.
Morphological characters were coded for Limnofregata based on first-hand examination of the majority of specimens, and were supplemented by published descriptions [35], [59] where necessary.
CIB officers escorted Smith to court during the five day cross-examination and witnessed his evidence at first hand.
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As an approved chairman of the family courts I saw at first hand the difficulties faced by all parties in giving evidence and carrying out the necessary cross-examination required for justice to be seen and undertaken.
A hand examination is done by making a fist and releasing it 20 times in 10 seconds.
I witnessed it first hand.
