Sentence examples for observing that it has from inspiring English sources

Yet some 80 years previously the English critic James Fergusson had felt obliged to qualify, with a comparable distinction, his enthusiasm for the new architecture of the Crystal Palace, by observing that "it has not a sufficient amount of decoration about its parts to take it entirely out of the category of first-class engineering and to make it entirely an object of fine art".

He is dryly dismissive of a "neurasthenic" Proust, observing that "it has always been fashionable" to attribute his asthma to "psychological causes" and that "only someone who has never had asthma could think that the advantages outweigh the inconveniences".

They would only adopt an innovation after observing that it has been successfully adopted by other members of the social system and that they see clear benefits for themselves.

Though that was not the theme of our experiments, but in observing that it has happened to other researchers before us, we would like to suggest that future attempt at resolving such issues might be helpful to the scientific community.

Finally, the MAPK pathway was evaluated, observing that it has a key role in the tungstate-induced increase of beta cell proliferation as tungstate activates the mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway directly by increasing p42/p44 phosphorylation and indirectly by decreasing the expression of raf kinase inhibitor protein (Rkip), a negative modulator of the pathway.

He observes that "it has taken ten centuries to change [the Englishman] from the rudeness of his brutalized forefathers into an enlightened and civilized human being" (34); so too, he thought, for African moral change.

Nokia executives observe that it has suffered blips in its market share before, and insist that the desire to regain the initiative has galvanised the entire organisation.

In the next five to seven years you will observe that it has become an educational hub.

Chan and Shi (1996) fit the TC annual frequency in the Northwest Pacific into a second-order polynomial equation and observed that it has been increasing since 1994.

From the numerical analyses of this frame, it was observed that it has a resistance to horizontal loads, in terms of ultimate limit state, of approximately 8%% of their weight.

Even though S_Dbw performs very well on the static data (cf. [28]) and on the streaming data in the previous experiments (cf. Sect. 4.2.2), we observed that it has weak capability to capture common errors of stream clustering.