Sentence examples for observations themselves from inspiring English sources

In total, there are more gaps than real observations, and the observations themselves are often dubious.

A next step in the process of transparency might be the public access to the plot-level observations themselves.

The point-wise acceleration approach differentiates interpolating functions fitted to the observations instead of the observations themselves, while the averaged acceleration approach differentiates the observations directly.

When the distribution of the observations is known, rather than the observations themselves, computing the distance between real sets is not relevant.

We also found energy transport and exchange behavior derived from primarily the observations themselves to differ significantly from a number of prior studies using land surface temperature for estimating heat fluxes with one-source modeling approaches in semi-arid landscapes.

Based on these data, it can be seen that the relative TEC observations themselves can provide significant information on not only the latitudinal distribution of the ionosphere at different local times but also on the presence of features like MSTIDs.

How, then, could this inexperienced young film director imagine he was qualified to make a film about such a subject as Indian miniature painting, with its teeming surface worlds of naturalistic observation, themselves holding further hidden worlds of poetry and sophisticated religious (and often disguised sexual) iconography?

Certain types of observation themselves need to be supplemented by modelling.

Bohr extended this position by proposing that the "external procedures" that affect the forms of sensible intuition include the processes of observation themselves.

Now looking back on about 200 years of English and American fiction, various observations suggest themselves: First, there are some notable longueurs – whole decades when, with the benefit of hindsight, not much of consequence seems to have been published.

Matt Sikora, the Institute's chief of educational technologies, developed an interactive notebook that demonstrated how Degas captured movement on paper, and how his observations manifested themselves in finished work.