Sentence examples for observations deep from inspiring English sources

Looking at extreme storms and climate change, for instance, I made these relevant observations deep in a post earlier this week but, but they deserve center stage: 1.

Since that time, 21-centimetre hydrogen emission has come to play a vital role in the study of the Milky Way Galaxy, because it readily penetrates the clouds of interstellar dust particles that obstruct optical observations deep into the galactic centre.

Sea turtles were also mostly observed in shallow waters, although the satellite tags allowed for a greater number of observations over deep water, with most data over waters around 5,600 m deep (Figure 7c, Table 5).

The result is a mixture of interviews, observations and deep investigation.

Ms. Kaplan is survived by many loving nieces and nephews who will miss her sharp wit, colorful observations and deep love for her family.

In the film "Coincoin and the Extra-Humans," Dumont mashes up genres, tones, and influences and unifies them into a cinematic universe that's intensely personal and solidified through his precise observations and deep insights.

Can any meaningful optical ground-based observations of deep space objects be made when the moon in any phase is in the night sky? *Some* objects can be observed even when the moon is in the sky and full.

Observations of deep space suggest that gamma ray-bursts are rare.

The absence of water vapour is also supported by observations in deep boreholes in the area.

It was discovered that the precursory phenomena were indicative of tectonic effects and that multi-component observations in deep boreholes is an effective technique for evaluating earthquake occurrences.

Earthquakes have been studied at TRIES using instruments developed by our group (Ishii et al. 1997, 2002) for comprehensive observations in deep boreholes.