Sentence examples for observations developed from inspiring English sources
He cajoled astronomers at other observatories to produce more observations, developed new and faster methods to tease out the physical results and set his student Shapley to work with Princeton's modest refractor telescope to collect thousands of observations.
[now Poznán, Pol.] died Nov. 8, 1977, Erlangen, W.Ger)., German oceanographer who, by collecting and analyzing many systematic observations, developed the first essentially complete understanding of the physical structure and deep circulation of the Atlantic Ocean.
We describe a new system (WIZARD1) for zodiacal light observations, developed by a group in Kobe University, Japan.
In contrast, most of the volunteers as well as several of the feral plants in the Austrian observations developed normal inflorescences and cobs with regularly developed kernels.
The observations developed in this paper are intended to provide researchers and mining engineers with initial estimate of the burst risk of coal pillar, as the study of bursting liability is of importance in forecasting and preventing the bump of coal pillar.
These teachers show children how to record observations, develop hypotheses, test them and revise them as new data are added.
We address this problem directly by systematically identifying mechanisms that determine adhesion in 3D matrices and, from our observations, develop principles widely applicable across 2D and 3D substrates.
Making generalizations is a cognitive reflex needed to process observations, develop resolutions and translate them into action.
Students were involved in activities requiring them to make observations, develop hypotheses, test them, and interpret their results.
Research in the field of Empirical Ethics (EE) uses a broad variety of empirical methodologies, such as surveys, interviews and observation, developed in disciplines such as sociology, anthropology, and psychology.
Early detection on the children's under five years old by gross movement training, fine movement training, developing observation, developing active speaking, socialization development, and enhancing self-reliance and discipline.
