Sentence examples for observations at all from inspiring English sources

Plans were laid for simultaneous observations, at all angles, of the Sun, weather, the aurora, the magnetic field, the ionosphere, and cosmic rays.

Or perhaps it's because the essay is stuffed, in a way that Mr. Swift's novels are not, with lazy observations — observations, that is, that are hardly observations at all.

The UKCC found Caroline Flint guilty of failing to keep adequate or accurate notes and of failing to carry out any maternal observations at all and failing to notice that Nyree had collapsed after giving birth.

The exceptions are for observations at very long wavelengths that are distorted by Earth's ionosphere, for observations at very short wavelengths that are affected by water vapour and oxygen in the atmosphere, and for precision observations at all wavelengths that might be affected by thermal radiation from the ground.

Then, the ground-motion simulations were performed and compared with the observations at all stations.

For these latter stations the gain of a short period of observations compared to no observations at all is 5% increase in the coefficient of determination.

The concentration of PTC was observed above the prescribed limit during the observation at all locations, whereas the concentrations of CTC were under the prescribed limits during majority of the observations (Fig. 3p).

Therapy of MD showed its protective effect on biochemical and histopathological observation at all the three doses in a dose dependent manner.

The realist may also point that the theory-ladenness of observations concerns at most the estimation of progress (EP), but the definition of real progress (RP) as increasing truthlikeness does not mention the notion of observation at all.

In view of all of this, functional brain imaging differs, e.g., from looking and seeing, photographing, and measuring with a thermometer or a galvanometer in ways that make it uninformative to call it observation at all.

"With no science behind that observation at all, I think it's that the women have more of that family thing, the nesting instincts, to get together to have a family, and possibly adopt children," Murphy added.