If a patient objects, the observer will take a note and cease observations while the pharmacist attends to that patient.
The writer's observations while travelling from Naples to Ischia aboard a cargo-and-passenger vessel.
I cycle lots and my observations while on the road reveal that around seven out of every 10 cars that pass me have only one person inside.
The two observations, while superficially at odds, can instead be fairly read as mutually consistent and to reflect favorably on Tressel, his other failings notwithstanding.
Scientific observations, while commonly thought to be based on empirical reality, he writes, are actually "filtered through layers of subjective impression"; scientific "facts" about nature are not "pre-existing truths" but "human constructs".
The sculptures are interspersed along the trail through majestic oaks and towering Scots pines, plus the occasional wild boar … In Northamptonshire, local artist Linda Johns has created sculptures inspired by her observations while walking in Salcey Forest.
The refractor has been used for solar and stellar spectroscopy, photographic parallaxes, and double-star observations, while other more modern telescopes at the site have been equipped for photoelectric, polarimetric, and spectroscopic applications.
Conservative white Americans loved that locution because it allowed them to voice all their "personal observations" while taking credit for not saying Nigger's name – like nobody knew they were signifying.
A virtual observatory would also prevent unnecessary duplication of observations, while still giving astronomers the data they want.Nor is there any shortage of raw material from which to construct virtual observatories.
We need to do our science and focus on the observations, while simultaneously working in a constrained and dangerous environment, monitoring life support, keeping track of our location, and optimizing consumables (like battery power and air supplies).
Black arrows indicate observations, while white arrows indicate calculated values.
