Sentence examples for observers at work from inspiring English sources
Among the many clips of the observers at work posted online by Syrian activists Tuesday was this video, which, according to the Saudi blogger Ahmed Al Omran, showed a citizen journalist named Khaled Abu Salah explaining that a tank seized from government forces in Homs by the defectors of the Free Syrian Army would now be handed over to the Arab League monitors.
For a quieter experience, see the Observer staff at work in Louis Malle's Damage (1993).
When a pseudo-academic essay diagnoses the entire world as being plagued by pseudo-academic obsessions, you might guess that, possibly, there is some observer bias at work.
A PERVERSE dynamic may have been at work, many observers now conclude.
Regardless of age, Ms. Goler said, "We ask: Are they going to get to do what they love to do for fun at work?" Some observers say much of this language is just code for age discrimination.
We have developed science bulletin videos that show scientists at work to provide observers with real evidence of how science happens, and the exciting (or not so exciting) contexts for science research, along with illustrating the many types of scientists there are (www.amnh.org/sciencebulletins).org/sciencebulletins
The term "sequestration" was differently interpreted by the observers working at different institutions.
In both studies the evaluation was performed by experienced observers working at the same institution, so an increased variability between the bulged and protruded IVD does not seem to depend on the observers' experience.
In human medicine, the largest differences in evaluation were seen between the normal and the bulging IVD evaluated by two experienced observers working at the same institution; hence, our results agreed with those of the human studies [ 17, 20].
Most observers doubt that such sinister forces were at work during the latest outbreak of violence.
But observers say that there are other factors at work beyond just military capacity.
