Sentence examples for on which observation from inspiring English sources

How we view progress depends on which observation deck we're looking from.

LDA is a supervised statistical learning technique which –unlike unsupervised methods such as cluster analysis– makes use of a priori knowledge on which observation belongs to which group.

In the semantic view of theory, a model can be a linguistic entity on which observation concepts are abstracted into theoretical terms.

So how many cows would be required to equal the amount of methane that scientists have observed on Mars? "Depending on which observations I am looking at, that number is close to 5 million cows, or roughly 200,000 tons of methane production per year," Chizek reported.

What all this adds up to, or indeed whether it all adds up to anything at all, depends on which observations you trust and your theoretical presumptions about particle physics and the nature of dark matter.

This is typical of experimental revelation since 2-D analyses are subjects of the orientations of the cutting planes (i.e. cross sections) across the materials on which observations are done, i.e. in 2-D observations, a grain may appear circular from an orientation of the cutting plane, while it might appear to have quite a different shape in another orientation.

The partograph is usually available as a pre-printed paper form on which observations on the mother and foetus during labour are recorded.

Table  1 defines the years and time periods on which observations are based and which are used to calculate the projection accuracy.

Therefore, in general, the optimal designs depend on the extent to which observations within one block are correlated.

Each observation can be weighted with a score reflecting the expected accuracy of the alignment on which the observation was made.

However, it should be noted that the number of lesions on which this observation is based is small (n=10) and so this finding does require validation in a larger set of lesions.