Sentence examples for observations undertaken from inspiring English sources

According to laser range finder observations undertaken by an observer on the lakeshore, the clearance was reported as 7 8 m above the lake surface (Fig. 2e).

This paper describes a series of laboratory observations undertaken in a purpose-built wave flume.

It is based on documentary analysis, interviews and observations undertaken under the auspices of the Gender Equality in Commonwealth Higher Education (2004 5) research project.

In some cases, the full volume of the involved material is considered to be removed; this depends largely on the observations undertaken on field (Fig. 6).

I will discuss two projects with the Green Bank Telescope which address these questions: 30 GHz discrete source observations undertaken to improve the precision of arcminute-scale CMB measurements; and a search for the long millimeter-wave hyperfine transitions of metal ions.

Track logs were linked to the focal animal observations undertaken at 2-minute intervals allowing GPS coordinates to be extracted for only those times when the animal was actually recorded as moving.

Our attempt is to assess the willingness of members of social networks to participate, as a distributed population of citizens lay observers and patients—in public health reporting about diabetes to augment clinical observation undertaken within structured samples.

We would probably talk about an exercise of street observation undertaken in the previous days – how people groom themselves, or attract the attention of strangers.

Systematic observation undertaken in 2011 and 2012 within four parks captured patterns of use, activities, and visitors׳ characteristics.

Number of participants with direct contact (or for mass media, the people targeted) of each sub-channel was estimated by direct observation undertaken by the research team members and available secondary data.

The study sought to investigate the lives of obese persons by capturing an emic perspective through long-term engagement in participants' lives, in-depth interviews, and participant observation undertaken at sites identified as relevant by participants.