Sentence examples for has called the observation from inspiring English sources
In September, the project Carlos has called The Observation of Trifles started in earnest, and has since turned into a photo book that will be out this autumn.
In September, the project Carlos has called The Observation of Trifles started in earnest, and has since turned into a photo book out this autumn.
Some authors have called this observation a "decrease in relative energy intake (food intake minus energy expenditure)" and we confirm these findings in the setting of stress in NW and OW/OB children.
Either singly or in combination, the two binaries — words vs. images and literal, information-bearing words vs. words aiming to persuade — have led to a search for what Thomas Kuhn has called a "neutral observation language," a super-literal language uninflected and uninfected by the distortions of any human, or as Leon terms it, "subjective" perspective.
This "emission matrix" is sometimes also called the "observation matrix".
These observations have called into question a very basic assumption of molecular evolution; that naturally occurring patterns of molecular variation in noncoding regions accurately reflect the underlying processes of randomly accumulating neutral mutation in nuclear genomes.
Based on multiple lines of evidence and observations, several papers have called for, or cautioned against, development of an alloimmune vaccine strategy (allo-vaccine) against HIV.
As she was writing what became Is it Evil, she had been calling the collection of word documents Creative Snippets and Observations.
Attention is called to the observation of University of Hong Kong chemical pathology professor Lam Ching-Wan.
This empirical observation is called the equal charge displacement (ECD) hypothesis, and it has been confirmed by several physical measurements.
