Sentence examples for observations pop from inspiring English sources
A lot of adult Knicks fans would not mind rolling around the streets of New York in his company, listening to whatever observations pop into his head.
ISO + ε.> Where, μ is the mean, Year is a 2-level fixed factor (2008, 2012), T is a linear effect of temperature in °C (mean centred across all observations), Pop is a 3-level fixed factor (Lewistown, Show Low, Chiricahua) and Year.Pop and T.Year.Pop are interaction terms.
Although there is no clear explanation for the latter observation, POP body burden tends naturally to increase, at a rate of approximately 3 5% per year [see Supplemental Material, Figure 3 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002848)].
And you won't ponder them too long tonight, as a succession of facts and observations are popped at you like balls off a fungo bat.
We carried out aftershock observations using pop-up-type OBSs in order to obtain a detailed aftershock distribution of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.
She puts into practice Gloria Steinem's observation that, "Pop culture shapes our ideas of what is normal and what our dreams can be and what our roles are".
There is no plot other than the basic lyrical premise, "I need you to pay more attention to me," given heft by a syllabically rocky first-person observation about pop culture, fame and art that Andy Warhol noted 50 years ago.
"Supernatural" is written in the network's lingua franca of jaded observation and pop-cultural name dropping.
He became one of the most celebrated writers in the US for his work which blended leftfield observation and pop-cultural savvy with big-hearted emotional heft, before he committed suicide in 2008.
Four days after the mainshock, we started an aftershock observation using pop-up type OBSs in order to obtain the detailed aftershock activity of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake.
Four days after the mainshock, we started an aftershock observation using pop-up-type OBSs in order to obtain the detailed aftershock activity of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake (Shinohara et al., 2011).
