Sentence examples for observed turn from inspiring English sources
The cast is led by an appealing actor named Chris Ceraso as Dick Feynman (or Ritty, as his family calls him), and features a nicely observed turn by Amy Love as Joan Feynman, Ritty's sweetly pesky younger sister who grows up to be a scientist herself with a peppery devotion to her brother.
We exploited the observed turn conformation for designing conformationally restricted cyclic peptides for use as a peptide vaccine.
We used the kernels calculated from the reverse-correlation experiments and fit the nonlinear functions parameterizing the early linear combination and independent pathways model to the observed turn rates.
Subject returns to car and, prior to starting the engine, is observed turning to Harsh Superego and commanding it to "shut the hell up".
As the Corregidor sailed close to the island of Corregidor to pass through the channel at around 01 00, the ship was observed turning toward the electrically-controlled minefield.
More interestingly, the model predicted behavioral responses to 3-point glider stimuli that matched the experimentally observed turning directions, and even the response magnitudes were similar between the model and the data (right, Figure 3D).
Ground-based telescopes, such as those used in Princeton's HATNet Exploratory Survey, find that 60 to 70percentt of the signals they observe turn out to be something other than a planet — usually another star in a binary star system.
We therefore expected to observe turn suppression during the rising phase of the ramp and turn facilitation during the falling phase of the ramp.
Instead, one can observe turning points for w =2.090 nm and w =3.197 nm, as supported by previous observations in Figures 2 and 3. Figure 4 Variation of carrier density at room temperature in AGNRs.
I hit my brakes, jotted down his license number as I observed him turn north on Del Amo at Hawthorne," Smith said.
Multidirectional patterns with repeating 90° turns in this work induced greater turning than unidirectional patterns, though neurites are not observed to turn at each encounter of a biophysical cue.
