Sentence examples for observable details from inspiring English sources

Grounding its findings in the observable details of talk, the analysis offers insight into how learner initiative provided opportunities for developing interactional competence through experimenting with reformulations.

It has a low magnification capability but can also take advantage of its sequential high magnification function to distinguish the capillaries based on observable details.

Realistic in every observable detail, it is nevertheless a fantasy to the roots, because the pretty girl who plays the secretary looks shocked when Hitler inveighs against the Jews.

Or, as Hoffmann puts the point: "[I]f understanding is sought, simpler models, not necessarily the best in predicting all observables in detail, will have value.

Looking at the first question, we found that while in terms of raw means immigrants seem less satisfied than natives, this difference can be accounted for entirely in terms of observable characteristics, in particular details of employment conditions such as whether working in the occupation trained for or the degree of job insecurity.

These techniques also have much lower resolution, so all the details observable with techniques like IHC and PLA are not discernible.

In a projection view, where 40 optical sections of such cells were merged (z-step = 1 μm; Fig. 1a), a 3-D relief of the vacuole was barely observable, and structural details of the tonoplast were not easily discerned.

Because of the relatively high density of the bubble-chamber liquid (as opposed to vapour-filled cloud chambers), collisions producing rare reactions are more frequent and are observable in fine detail.

Because of the relatively high density of the bubble-chamber liquid (as opposed to the vapour that filled cloud chambers), collisions producing rare reactions were more frequent and were observable in finer detail.

Overall, answering our first question, although in terms of raw means immigrants indeed seem less satisfied than natives, the difference can be explained in terms of observables, in particular details of employment conditions.

The spores of P. bembae are spindle- or fuse-shaped, and have rough surfaces a detail observable when viewed with scanning electron microscopy.