Sentence examples for observation drawn from inspiring English sources

Constable was also drawn to local landscapes rather than classic Mediterranean ones, and rather than transforming these into grand mythologies or allegories, he painted them using scientific methods of observation drawn from new fields like meteorology.

A notable observation drawn from a long-time operation indicates the CH3I treatment strongly restrained the formation of HCOOH that had gradually increased with time-on-stream (TOS).

One important observation drawn from this work is that the average error performance differs significantly in different body directions, i.e., the direction of the receiver placed on the surface of the body with respect to (w.r.t) the transmitter.

Statistical pattern recognition considers that the feature vector F is a T-dimensional observation drawn randomly from the class conditional PDF p(F|ω ℓ ), where ω ℓ is the class to which the feature vector belongs [60].

pNoether is an estimate of the probability that an observation drawn at random from population Y would exceed an observation drawn at random from population X.

The magnitude of U has a meaning, because U/nm is an estimate of the probability that an observation drawn at random from population Y would exceed an observation drawn at random from population X, i.e. Pr Y > X).

That honor goes to Charles Saxon, Steinberg's master in observation, drawing skill, color, composition and range of subject matter.

This observation draws Hockney on to speak of the spatial thrill of trees and their capturing of light – a winter tree helps you to sense space, a summer tree in leaf is a container of light – and also to the theme of the changing of the seasons and the changing light of every day.

Austrian writer and critic Wolfgang Ratz made a similar observation, drawing attention to "the accurateness of Ebner's speech" and "his affinity with formal details", while singling out the sarcastic stridency of the critical stories.

This observation drew our attention to a possible link between PD and T. canis infection.

This observation draws attention to four conserved positions shared by most G-actin cleft-binding proteins.