Sentence examples for observed explicitly from inspiring English sources
Meniscus of tetrahydrofuran in the microtubes can be observed explicitly in the OM images.
The most significant feature of the proposed procedure is that the variations in the flexural stiffness of beams and columns can be observed explicitly.
Although it cannot be observed explicitly by the disturbances of a large S o D 1, it nevertheless disturbs S o D 1, like the seasonal variation of disturbs S i D 1 mentioned earlier.
In the case of membrane anchors, non-unimodality can be observed explicitly (an apparent additional maximum at lower z-score around -30 in Figure 5C).
The "binding" of different information, without a central clock, seems essential, but the correlate of such a temporal representation of sensory information (independent of delays) has never been observed explicitly in the nervous system.
We observe explicitly that in order to obtain our estimate of the WZF, we use four disparity fields (d k-1,k+1, d k+1,k-1, e, and f), and this feature characterizes our method with respect to existing techniques based on LR-CC.
We observe explicitly that if K is contained in the set { x ∈ R n : x 1 = 0 } and we take τ = 0 we obtain the case when the zone where homogeneous Dirichlet condition is imposed, lies exactly on the boundary of the holes of the first family.
A difference was also observed for explicitly coherent stimuli in contrast to incoherent ones, although only between 297 and 416 ms after stimulus onset.
We can therefore predict that rapid evolution would most often be observed more explicitly in generalist species following changes in environmental selection pressures (Janz and Nylin 2008).
No teams were observed to explicitly consider patient-centred factors in all patient discussions: most teams considered patient-based factors in less than half of cases, mostly comprising demographic information rather than holistic needs or preferences.
More generally, conflicts will usually not be observed unless explicitly sought, in part because they are invisible, senseless, or wasteful from the perspective of body and mind as coherent, unitary machines.
