Sentence examples for observing encounters from inspiring English sources

At the Citizens Advice on Nelson Street, where Georgian and Victorian architecture nudges up against the brutalist Eldon Square shopping centre (another monument to the visions of T Dan Smith), I spent two mornings observing encounters with people at the sharp end of those problems, who had come in seeking help.

Of two observed encounters between adult males in the presence of adult females, both "entailed considerable physical violence" [50].

GPs read the previous progress note or other parts of the EPR before calling the patient into the office in 36 of 44 observed encounters.

A striking observation was the preferential anti-parallel inter-strand orientation in both the PHF6 and IB12 dimers, which could be directly traced back to key residue interactions in commonly observed encounter complexes, respectively.

In Field Experiment 1 the number of different males observed encountering each female ranged from 1.0 to 3.6 across the male-density treatments, which we conclude likely falls within the natural range for two reasons.

They observe encounter situations and report their perceptions based on the checklist.

To compare observed encounter rates between neighbouring males with expected encounter rates, we modified the original gas model: We calculated population density (p) for each male male dyad separately as the inverse of the overlapping home range area.

Furthermore, during the mating season, observed encounter rates were significantly higher than expected by chance (as estimated by the gas model, t-test-dependent samples: t = −7.73 p < 0.001, n = 8).

We compared observed encounter rates of pair partners with expected encounter rates calculated with a random gas model (Waser 1976): Generally, the expected encounter rate (F) depends on the population density (p; individuals/area), velocity of the animals (ν; m/h), group spread (s; maximal distance among group members in metres) and the distance criterion (dm).

For most of the Spanish-language encounters, a bilingual research assistant (JM) who observed the encounters both transcribed and translated the text of the encounter.

A generalizability coefficient of 0.77 was established with two judges observing one encounter.