Sentence examples for observations for example from inspiring English sources

The poet concentrated instead on communicating her observations, for example, about the mixed emotions felt when entering hospital.

There is no need to fear making frank observations – for example, that a patient has a fabricated illness or is "difficult".

Better still, India and its neighbours could start sharing weather data, comparing ground and satellite observations, for example.More can be done elsewhere, too.

His theory is still debated, but "many people realize its value for explaining observations, for example,... in studies dealing with bio- and biomimetic mineralization," Gebauer says.

To establish a stronger statistical link one would have to increase the number of observations for example by prolonging the sample period.

For such data, we are often interested in predicting the missing values based on the observations (for example, recommendation systems of Amazon or Netflix).

Ruth's observation, for example, that "If one is lost on the water, any hill is Ararat".

"Observation," for example, features Columbus and space exploration, while including Audubon, anatomy and cartography.

What observation, for example, would determine whether every single particle in the universe suddenly had moved to a position exactly one million kilometres to the left of where it was before?

Of the swine-flu regalia of gloves and masks he remarks: "Isn't it ironic that Michael Jackson died just as his look came into fashion?" Elsewhere, the de facto punchlines can be as slight as a quick observation, for example that the comedian is so unfit that he grunts when he plays a move at chess.

Figure 3 shows an example of how the Observatory MD function with Google Earth to display the information on the observation, for example, in the region including Kyoto and Nagoya, Japan.