Sentence examples for systematic observations from inspiring English sources

He made systematic observations of the flight of birds, about which he planned a treatise.

Their languages reflect their systematic observations of the natural world, abounding with terminology for stars, currents, winds, landforms, and directions.

One of England's first naturalists, his minute and systematic observations of nature, wildlife and the weather still make riveting reading and have kept his Natural History in print since 1789.

Bacon, to be sure, did have a sort of laboratory for alchemical experiments and carried out some systematic observations with lenses and mirrors.

[now Poznán, Pol.] died Nov. 8, 1977, Erlangen, W.Ger)., German oceanographer who, by collecting and analyzing many systematic observations, developed the first essentially complete understanding of the physical structure and deep circulation of the Atlantic Ocean.

They are more akin to systematic observations.

Game facilitators also made systematic observations of sessions.

Systematic observations and comparison of commutativity-type mappings are available in [7].

Systematic observations of successful and unsuccessful cultivations indicate that there are early indicators for successful cultivation.

On the other hand, recent systematic observations are more accurate and continuous in space and time.

The lack of systematic observations by key EO sensors has hampered methods development; as such, large-scale demonstrations are few.