Sentence examples for through observers from inspiring English sources
The phrase "through observers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives, insights, or experiences that are gained via the observations of individuals or groups. Example: "The data was analyzed through observers who documented their findings during the experiment."
Previous studies have reinforced training through observers' evaluation of this time period; although observation is useful for research, it may not be a sustainable method to support resuscitation practice in low-resource settings where few birth attendants are available.
Armstead anchored well and mirrored each pass rusher he faced in one-on-one reps, tossing one player to the ground effortlessly and sending a murmur through observers in the end zone bleachers.
Although much of this is within territory that has already been claimed, emerging economies such as China, India and Brazil seek influence over these opportunities through observers seats at the Arctic Council, which currently has eight full members – Norway, Canada, Russia, the US, Finland, Sweden, Iceland and Denmark.
The reading session timed out after five minutes to avoid excessively long apparent reading times through observers being interrupted during a reading.
The proposed methodology allows to cope with both the disturbance decoupling problem (for the road profile effects) and the implementation issue (through observer pole placement).
Potential sources of variability were minimised through observer training and the use of standardised protocols and aid memoirs.
If you leaf through old Observers you won't find much else that looks familiar.
The tabulation room was like a miniature maternity ward, small and cramped, with a glass window through which observers could see but not hear.
THE manned Soyuz mission thundering into space sends tremors through the observers, except for the impassive camels munching in the surrounding grasslands.
Aleksandar Hemon's Nowhere Man tells, through various observers, parts of the life of Jozef Pronek, the Bosnian émigré character introduced in his collection The Question of Bruno.
"His debate style is almost robotic," Ms. Hughes said, trying to create an unflattering prism through which observers could evaluate Mr. Gore's performance on Tuesday night.
