Because he is "passionate and curious about animal life," he said, he often stops to observe the creatures.
Kevin Ortiz, a spokesman for the authority, said operators were often asked to "observe the results of the impact" — the macabre scene on the track — so they could communicate with first responders about the passenger's condition and begin helping investigators gather information after a death.
Therefore, wireless communication ambiguity function are often used to observe the orthogonality and the time-frequency localization property of signals.
Due to the naturally high concentration of dissolved N2 in seawater, it is often difficult to observe the small additions of 28N2 from denitrification.
For the purpose of detection performance, a receiver operating characteristic (ROC) plot is often used to observe the device's sensitivity under various input conditions.
Since it is often impossible to observe the state of all nodes in a network, a common method is to detect harmful cascades from sparsely placed sensors.
Satellite Remote Sensing and Digital Elevation Modeling are providing a systematic, rational framework for advancing scientific knowledge of our SDSS of geophysical phenomena that, often lead to observe the natural hazards or resources.
This capability will overcome a fundamental limitation of the present EISCAT radars which, because they are not operated continuously, often fail to observe the very dynamic conditions which occur at the start of such events, whose effects are of particular interest for the space weather community.
Yet despite increasing acceptance that children can never be willing participants in sexual contact, and even in the face of growing media coverage and legal pursuit of offenders, it seems we are still too often failing to observe the direct line that exists between "inappropriate" behaviors and the life-shattering actions that can follow.
"Noncitizens are often ideally situated to observe the precursors to, or early stages of terrorist activity".
