Sentence examples for on encounter from inspiring English sources
The episode was the final one of season one to be completed, with production wrapping ten months after it began on "Encounter at Farpoint".
Eight men died on Encounter before it sank.
Therefore, it was necessary to control for potential covariates on encounter and recapture rates for gags tagged in different regions, different years, and different times of year.
The idea is that a forager maximizes caloric return per hour by taking only those items on encounter that are in the diet and ignoring everything else.
Unlike higher-order contingent derivatives based on encounter information, the mth-order variations of a map, based on the different rates of change of the point under consideration in the domain space and the range space of a map, were proposed to obtain the open mapping principle in [26] and consider Hölder metric regularity of set-valued maps in [27].
Kaplan and Hill's work also provides such an epigenetic rule (see Kaplan and Hill, 1992, 170), which describes the relationships between search time, profitability and so on, to decide which prey will be taken on encounter when the Ache are out foraging.
However, I think the woman I am about to introduce you to might have me beat on "encounters" while filming.
The Irish wing, a major contributor to the Lions in South Africa four years ago, suffered a fractured hand during last weekend's full-on encounter with the Queensland Reds in Brisbane – the one serious hit-out the tourists have had to date – and was initially thought to have no chance of playing any further part.
There's even a hands-on encounter with naked (as in furless) mole rats.
Meiji symbolized Japan's head-on encounter with modernization, which was often regarded, not always comfortably, as synonymous with Westernization.
His one major accident came in Monaco with Romain Grosjean after a momentary misjudgement, but he recovered well from his resultant head-on encounter with the wall at the Ste Devote corner and came back unscathed.
