From direct observation of movies, we observed that much of the deviation in appearance in chambers with sloped walls was due to changes in the fly's behavior, including short flights, hops, grooming, various wing movements, and changes in typical walking posture.
Hoffman observed that much of Wilson's difficulty had to do with the fact that he tried to speak too quickly.
PETER DRUCKER once observed that, "Much of what we call management consists of making it difficult for people to work".
Friedman once observed that much of the time societies are too paralyzed by the "tyranny of the status quo" to accept real reform, and that only a crisis can convince people that the way things are done needs to change.
It is observed that much increase in Reynolds numbers affects the results.
In Forbes.com in March I observed that much of what the driver told reporters was absurd.
They observed that much of the burstiness remained after removing the circadian and weekly patterns, indicating that there is probably another cause of burstiness coming from the mechanisms of correlated patterns of human behavior.
I shared the link with a former Microsoft employee, who observed that much of the problem lies with unintended redundancy: as the company continues to grow, it's harder and harder to keep track of who's doing — or already done — what, so efforts are duplicated.
Writing in the Washington Post on Thursday, Anne Applebaum observed that much of what Frum represents is a no-brainer for conservatives, who, like the British Tories, may well find themselves in the wilderness for many years if they refuse to acknowledge new realities.
Călinescu observed that much of Kogălniceanu's own prose works imitated the style of his friend Costache Negruzzi, without carrying the same artistic weight, while noting that his few works of autobiography featured "pages of gracious [and] good-natured melancholy", which he attributed to the author's traditional upbringing.
