Sentence examples for observing the apparent from inspiring English sources

The king and other well-born Britons remembered, too, the murder of the Romanovs, while observing the apparent efficiencies of totalitarianism.

But as officials alternately expressed optimism and gloom over the prospects, two Middle Eastern countries were observing the apparent progress in Lausanne with grave alarm – and are moving towards cementing an unlikely alliance as a result.

Hubble managed it by observing the apparent brightness of stars called Cepheid variables, whose intrinsic brightness is known; these stars can thus be used as "standard candles" to measure distance, as more distant Cepheids appear dimmer.

These coating thicknesses were calculated by observing the apparent change in size of nanoparticles as a function of coating time in the ion beam sputterer.

I wasn't surprised, though a little spooked and lonely, to observe the apparent obliviousness of other people in the gallery.

Mr. Lewis should observe the apparent lack of interest of the Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat in controlling terrorism and listen to his rhetoric in Arabic to realize that his real objective is the total elimination of Israel as a Jewish state.

This was Britain's royal family at play in a way we have never previously witnessed and I think it more interesting to observe the apparent warmth of the friendship between Edward and his sister-in-law, the Queen Mother.

One technique for measuring the expansion rate is to observe the apparent brightness of objects of known luminosity like Type Ia supernovas.

WPR observes the apparent sound speed; then, the true sound speed is obtained by compensating for the radial wind velocity.

In more detail, at an increased Ta of 400°C, finally, the self-assembled Au droplets were fabricated and we can clearly observe the apparent transition from the wiggly Au nanostructures at 350°C to the dome-shaped Au droplets at 400°C.

When considering the role of religion within Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Christopher Hitchens observed the apparent secularism in the novel, stating that the characters of Harry and Hermione possess certain moral virtues while also expressing an ignorance of Christian ideas.