Sentence examples for the peering from inspiring English sources
noun
Somebody who is, or something that is, at a level equal (to that of something else).
I could have seen beyond Hardy to some 300 million years of past life through the peering eyes of the trilobite.
When they go to worship, however, they are likely to find themselves under the peering eyes of those in pews around them.
One FWS inspector estimates that for all the peering, prodding and chirping, for all the rewards promised and rhino-horn traffickers caught, the agency picks up perhaps 5% of wildlife brought illicitly into America.
It is our habit, though, to do the peering ourselves, and to expect that the things we see outside the windows will be objective and consistent enough to permit us to weigh, touch, smell, or hear them, and arrive at decisions about them.
Algorithm 1 shows the peering acquisition algorithm for node x.
The peering behaviour of grasshoppers, for example, has inspired the design of new rangefinding systems.
The cleric peered into the great orifice.
This movie may not be whiter than most, but the peering-from-the-sidelines status accorded to minorities seems particularly offensive in a picture aimed at kids.
The peer sitting next to her nodded.
"We are the peers," she said.
Other academics defended the peer-review process.
