Sentence examples for observing which from inspiring English sources

Observing which case is being taken ("then" or "else") then immediately tells the observer if the register contents have been equal or not.

We ran our model over thousands of generations, observing which genetic traits thrived and which didn't.

By observing which dragon had dropped its ball, Chang Heng could ascertain the location of the quake.

By shining laser light onto hydrogen or antihydrogen and observing which wavelengths are absorbed, the energy levels of the two can be compared in detail.

The writer states the First Law of Geographical Reality: The places in any country that seem authentic to the people of any other country may be determined by observing which place names the other country changes.

At least a half dozen times, Oates uses imagery of the mouth to demonstrate how these lovers appall each other -- it doesn't really matter which character is observing which, so interchangeable is their disgust: "He could not recall when he'd kissed that mouth last.

They are uncommonly well observed, which does not necessarily mean artistic or aesthetic.

"City people got cars now," Mr. Jones observed, which has broadened the beach's accessibility.

You can only play something you've experienced or observed, which makes playing a much older character impossible.

Journalists are bound to observe which way people are moving and go in the opposite direction.

He watches and observes, which makes me even more [she laughs manically] 'I must do something to make him laugh!'" The conversation turns to Sharpe.