Sentence examples for observation to which from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, although there may be no bedrock language of uncontaminated observation to which they can retreat, they have available to them forms of description that presuppose only shared commonsense ideas about objects in the vicinity.
Patrice, on dating in the Bush era: In the last eight years, she'd been told by three separate men — two were white, and one was black — that she reminded them of Condoleezza Rice, an observation to which she'd been tempted to respond, at least to the white men, by saying they reminded her of George W. Bush.
LDA is a supervised statistical learning technique which –unlike unsupervised methods such as cluster analysis– makes use of a priori knowledge on which observation belongs to which group.
Cluster analysis is most often used in cases in which it is unknown, prior to the analysis, the number of groups in the data or which observations belong to which groups.
This contradicts our observations according to which the structure of hut apexes always remains and depends on only the hut species.
The following analyses provide a way to answer these questions, using matrices as "bookkeeping" tools to keep track of which observations lead to which states.
These would provide a sort of task skeleton, describing which observations lead to which states through some specific number of steps.
Our present case confirms several observations according to which regression may be part of the clinical phenotype of SHANK3 haploinsufficiency.
This is in agreement with many observations, according to which the addition of heme in hepatocyte cultures inhibits the drug-induced synthesis of ALAS.
Our transcriptomic data agree with previous observations according to which water deficit affects phenylpropanoid metabolism and increases the berry concentration in anthocyanins and other phenolics.
The monoclonal origin of cancer has been suggested on the basis of observations according to which neoplasms generally arise from a single cell of origin [ 10].
