Sentence examples for observing well from inspiring English sources

The astronomer's duties are limited to preparing the fiber configurations for observing (well beforehand), and taking queued data with the bench spectrograph.

Although an implicit awareness of society's more grievous failings hovers around the edges of these narratives, they fit into the tradition of urbane satire -- founded, one might say, on the precept that observing well is the best revenge -- rather than that of a tough-minded realism or angry sendup.

In one, he's heading out to western Massachusetts, and in another he's cruising around "where White City used to be" and to Grafton Street, to check out an old sporting store, observing: "Well they made many renovations in that part of town/ My grandpa used to be a dentist there".

As for the online criticism, she observed: "Well, he is tall.

Business Week, in an article about the rise of the euro against the dollar, observes, "Well, Europe, you've finally gotten your Übercurrency".

Although several hundred bursts occur each year, many are too distant and dim for such analysis, or they are observed well after they have faded.

To describe him as a Renaissance Man might be overdoing it, though he has himself once observed: "Well, Leonardo did play the banjo".

For all three sodium ions, as well as the aspartate molecule we observed well defined electron density in the GltTksub structure (Fig. 3a c).

This estimate is itself another online learning process since the benefit of materializing a view may only be observed well into the future.

Renaturation can even be observed well above the expected melting temperature of the duplex DNA, demonstrating that some cationic detergents have DNA double-helix-stabilizing properties.

Lillian Ross came of age at a time when it was impolite to ask a lady how old she was, and — quaintly, miraculously — that practice, as it pertained to her, was observed well into the era of full disclosure.