Sentence examples for see individually from inspiring English sources

It has rained, and we can see individually delineated local showers pouring down way off in the distance.

The observed rate constants for the fast and slow phases (kfast and kslow), obtained from a double exponential fit of each stopped-flow trace (see ), individually plotted as a function of dNTP concentration, revealed that both phases demonstrate a hyperbolic dependence on dNTP concentration.

All these crises, Mr Morin says, tend to be seen individually or, at most, in pairs.

Ostriches are seen individually, in pairs, in small flocks, or in large aggregations, depending on the season.

Because more people are coming to the office for help in finding a job, job seekers are no longer seen individually when they first arrive.

In some cases the flake-shaped units are discernible, but frequently they are too small or too thin to be seen individually without special attention.

Both plays have been seen individually: Greig's The Letter of Last Resort was part of The Bomb season at London's Tricycle, and Harrower's Good With People was in the Paines Plough/Oran Mor season of 2010.

The films are compelling enough, in their matter-of-fact surrealism, to be seen individually, but you can see all five in order beginning on Saturday at 1 p.m. (They are also being screened on Friday at various times).

Haze, suspension in the atmosphere of dry particles of dust, salt, aerosols, or photochemical smog that are so small (with diameters of about 0.1 micron [0.00001 cm]) that they cannot be felt or seen individually with the naked eye, but the aggregate reduces horizontal visibility and gives the atmosphere an opalescent appearance.

The pulsars can't be seen individually, the researchers say, because they're incredibly small, whereas the width of an image pixel at the distance of the galactic center is about 50 light-years across.

Five arcminutes to the northwest is a fainter star of apparent magnitude 7.24 —actually a pair of orange main sequence stars of spectral types K2V and K3V, which can be seen individually as stars one arcsecond apart with a telescope such as a Dobsonian with high power.