Sentence examples for particular observers from inspiring English sources

In the last 18 months, in particular, observers and diplomats say, he has injected a new maturity into China's policy toward the outside world, particularly on the sensitive issue of Taiwan, and in making China a key ally in the United States campaign against terrorism.

Alternatively, as indicated particularly by the cuboid, this perceptual toggling may be unique to particular observers and test repetitions, and possibly also to transition type (Switch to CW/Switch to CCW).

In particular, observers should be biased against returning to a previously fixated location (Gilchrist & Harvey, 2000; McCarley, Wang, Kramer, Irwin, & Peterson, 2003; Peterson, Kramer, Wang, Irwin, & McCarley, 2001).

Kane and Staiger (2012) found that two trained individuals each observing a single 45-min session of a teacher's class have a reliability score of 0.67 (i.e., observations are more likely to be due to a characteristic of the teacher and not due to a particular observer), and this paired observation of one session is just as reliable as having independent observations of four sessions.

It doesn't mean that the consciousness of the moment has any particular importance; it is just how these events were seen by one particular observer, and another observer will take up the baton in a page or two.

The confusion had arisen, Dr. Susskind explained, because physicists had been trying to imagine the situation from the viewpoint of God rather than that of a particular observer who had to be either in the black hole or outside, but not both places at once.

Copies of notes from ISAF and the International Committee of the Red Cross, which were written in logbooks at the detention facilities and provided to The New York Times by Mr. Karzai's government, were largely neutral, recording that a particular observer had been to the facility and that others would sometimes thank the government for access.

That is how the landscape looks to this particular observer.

In this paper, we introduce an extended quadratic transformation to put Single-Input Single-Output (SISO) systems in particular observer forms.

While obtaining the results, we averaged the rates obtained from ground truths in order to avoid any bias towards a particular observer's evaluation, as complied with the standard evaluation techniques [19, 20].

Quadrupole noise prediction is carried out in two parts: a preprocessing stage in which the previously computed flow field is integrated in the direction normal to the rotor disk, and a noise computation stage in which quadrupole surface integrals are evaluated for a particular observer position.