If I encounter birds, I will record their location and take observations on the number of individuals, the sex of the birds and their basic behavior (vocalization, locomotion, associations).
They take observations on vHaul, which controls multi-VM migrations to figure out the optimal scheduling.
Reconnaissance aircraft flew into the storm frequently to take observations on the cyclone's structure.
Sarah Kovac, a recent graduate of the university's physics department, was diligently taking observations with her telescope on the stadium's 40th yard line as a member of the Citizen Cate project.
This model was based on taking observations about complex natural systems, such as ecosystems or the human body, and rethinking them in the context of complex systems made up of minds and machines.
Attending this meeting will be part of the ethnographic process, as we will take observation notes on what happens during this activity.
Nor do they emphasize a distinction between the type or quality of knowledge derived from the two sources, such as that one is more certain than the other.[14] Moreover, they take observation and explanation to be on a par with a third source of knowledge, "hearsay," or the reports of other people.
To do this, a measure (called the belief that process is in-control) is first defined and then an equation is developed to update the belief recursively by taking new observations on the quality characteristic under consideration.
A minority of patients took drugs under direct observation: on average 29% during the intensive phase of treatment.
She reached Plymouth on 12 May 1919, and then took weather observations on 19 May and later served as a reference vessel to guide the Navy Curtiss NC flying boats flying from Trepassey Bay, Newfoundland to Europe.
