Sentence examples for later detecting from inspiring English sources

"Ach, what's the point in saying anything," he gripes later, detecting that I haven't followed him all the way into an argument about Scottish culture suffering at the hands of a "self-appointed London cognoscenti".

Starting in the 1600s, astronomers viewed Venus through the telescope, initially discovering its moonlike phases, and later detecting an atmosphere, leading to speculation that Venus was a "swamp world," with oceans, vegetation, and rain.

A month later, detecting a weakness in his left wrist and shoulder, I added on front wheels from Eddie's Wheels.

Hence, the detection reliabilities of the later detected users will also improve.

Two of three lingcod not detected at the Port Gravina curtain at the time of dispersal were later detected within Port Gravina, suggesting that detection at the curtain during a dispersal movement is indicative of leaving Port Gravina.

If a fish was first detected at NSOG and later detected at JDF, only the last detection was considered in order to establish direction of migration (this rarely occurred).

The same poison, diethylene glycol, was later detected in Chinese-made toothpaste sold in Panama, setting off a worldwide hunt for tainted toothpaste.

The Wind spacecraft, 4.5 days later, detected one of the smallest magnetic clouds (MC) ever identified (100 times less magnetic flux than an average MC).

But it has also been linked to cancer in people: it was first identified three years ago, in prostate cancer, and later detected in about one-quarter of biopsies from men with that disease (and in only 6percentt of benign biopsies).

Neither the initial machine count last Tuesday nor a state-mandated reinspection of that tally a day later detected the missing ballots because, county officials said today, the electronic voting machine inexplicably shut down sometime between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. on Election Day.

Epilepsy waves were later detected by electroencephalography, and these attacks might have been due to epilepsy.