Sentence examples for observation back to from inspiring English sources

Durgin and Li took their puzzling observation back to the lab.

Applying this observation back to business, daily operations aren't necessarily fun, but they are necessary.

However, Bazin et al. [6] have recently published data which has brought this surprising observation back to our attention.

The smallsat will be sending various measurements and observations back to the students from low earth orbit.

This is done in order to understand the updating performance when feeding the blended coal observations back to multiple excavator locations from where the production originates.

The seemingly conflicting findings surrounding how APOA-I and APOA-IV function highlight the need for experimental model systems that support the study of global apolipoprotein dynamics in living organisms and relate these observations back to the response of a particular cell within a living organ.

He moves effortlessly from individual stories to learned academic treatises to sociological observation and back to the individual.

In a way, though, that observation harks back to the question that has lurked since Cameron's earliest political days.

That observation came back to me when I saw a clever post by the economist Dean Baker on restaurant jobs and unemployment by state (showing that states with weaker job markets were creating a larger share of lower-quality jobs).

He used an observation going back to Steiner: the surface area of a set E, or more generally its perimeter P(E), decreases under Steiner symmetrization, see Theorem 2.7.

Known variously as string theory, superstring theory, and M-theory, this program (qua theory of quantum gravity) has its roots, indirectly, in the observation, dating back to at least the 1930s, that classical general relativity looks in many ways like the theory of a massless 'spin-two' field propagating on the flat Minkowski spacetime of special relativity.