Sentence examples for observed one will from inspiring English sources

In case a single constrained device hosts multiple resources (temperature, light, humidity,…) that are conditionally observed, one will experience the combined effect of having less packet transmissions for every resource individually.

Covey and Schubert (1982) studied the linear response of a model Venus atmosphere to external forcing over broad frequencies, and showed that a Kelvin-like wave similar to the observed one will be excited as a preferred mode for both cloud-level and surface-level forcing.

Such a moment also occurs when one realises that for those whom one is observing, one will never be an object of love.

After the first DLE is observed one more patient will be recruited at the same dose before the dose will be determined as the maximum tolerated dose following the model outlined above.

Under specific fabrication parameters, an evolution through an intermediate metastable state is observed, one in which the material will fold in one direction, then flatten and fold in the opposite direction.

"He'll know how to swim, and if not, he'll drown," observed one of the four men, according to witnesses interviewed by the judge investigating the case.

What if instead of deducing that unobserved instances will resemble observed ones we just deduce that they'll probably resemble the observed ones?

One observer will observe one caregiver at a time, as well as the children of which HH is supervised by that caregiver.

That is so finely observed that one will never again encounter that description of Ferdinand without thinking of Kermode's commentary.

While a deductive argument would have to show that unobserved instances will resemble observed ones, which is not a necessary truth, and hence not demonstrable by any valid argument.

The pilgrims headed toward Karbala, where on Tuesday they will observe one of the holiest days of the Shiite religion, mourning the murder of Hussein, a descendant of Muhammad.