Sentence examples for provided observers from inspiring English sources

They provided observers on the day of the demonstration and, after Blair's death, set up two independent inquiries of their own, which blamed the killing on the police handling of Southall.

Argentina has sent troops to UN missions in Cyprus, Iraq and Kuwait, and Serbia and Montenegro (Yugoslavia) and has provided observers in a number of other locations as well.

To investigate this possibility, across four experiments, we provided observers with EMF while they searched for rare targets.

This distinction was due to the dynamic reference, which provided observers with a clear reference for the sharpness scale within the image set under consideration.

Regarded by some as the most level-headed and musically consistent ex-Beatle in mid 1973, with "Sue Me, Sue You Blues Harrisonn provided observers with another example in the band's tradition of self-referential songwriting.

Given that previous studies showed a strong retinotopic constraint on learning [12], [13], we recorded gaze coordinates and provided observers feedback on their eye fixation, to avoid potentially diluting any learning due to eye movements and inconsistent retinal positioning of the stimuli (see Display).

He was supported by several leaders here, including Mr. Mugabe, who announced that he wanted friendly African and Caribbean countries to provide observers for his own election.

Baseball, for all the fantasy it can provide observers, represents a means to make a living, one that can be tenuous.

Eyepieces, which are used with both refractors and reflectors (see below Reflecting telescopes), have a wide variety of applications and provide observers with the ability to select the magnification of their instruments.

Under the agreement, city education officials, with the consent of union leaders, will contract with a company to provide observers, who are to be licensed educators — former teachers, principals or administrators.

A fourth automatically revealed sections of the display one at a time, thereby providing observers information about the amount of the scene that had not yet been searched.