Sentence examples for these three observations from inspiring English sources

The combined implication of these three observations is that, at some point there will need to be a shift in how the price of oil is determined, with considerations of resource exhaustion playing a bigger role than they have historically.Mr Hamilton goes on to recapitulate arguments he's made elsewhere, on the impact of oil shocks on growth.

These three observations suggest a pattern.

Together, these three observations suggest that the reasons for the anomalous conductive features (A, B and C) can be attributed to any one of the factors such as graphite, minerals, fluids or partial melt (Patro et al., 2005) as explained below.

With these three observations in mind, the framework for our study could potentially be extended beyond Big Data processing not only of text-based film-related content generated by a variety of international users commenting on other country's films across different social network systems, but to encompass reams of data generated by next-generation media sources.

These three observations across multiple watersheds lead to a conceptual model that fine particles accumulate within the sediment bed at discharges less than the transition and then the gravel bed fluidizes with fine particle release at discharges above the transition discharge.

When these three observations, the first one being negative and the other two positive, are in the subsample, the value of (r_{12}(1)) is pushed downwards to a negative value, but when the first of these observations leaves the sample and only the positive outliers remain, (r_{12}(1)) is pushed upwards to a value even larger than zero, as postulated by our theoretical result in Sect. 2.

In fact, differences at these three observation points are the highest within the entire observation window.

These two observations, offered without commentary, have the effect of equalizing them.

These two observations are now known as Mendel's Laws of Inheritance.

These two observations fit the leading theory emerging as investigators try to discover what destroyed the shuttle Columbia.

These two observations led Rob Knell, a scientist at Queen Mary University in London, to propose (in a 2004 paper in The Proceedings of the Royal Society of London) that they were connected.