Trained observers are instructed to make observations whether there are algae or not, but citizens make observations whenever they find it useful.
A wife likes to make observations about her friends' husbands to her own.
We can't begin to make observations until we've prepared at least some of the essential gear.
and, from there, to make observations about how these notes related "with one another" toward a higher musical purpose.
This means it is no longer necessary for an astronomer actually to visit a telescope to make observations.
"I don't think you need multiple wins to make observations and add to the audience's understanding," he said.
On his own, Dr. Friedlander said in an interview, he has managed to visit some of the survivors to make observations.
For the last event, the United States government mustered eight expeditions to make observations around the world, partly because Britain, France, Russia and other rivals did the same.
"It allows us to make observations that deal exclusively with the aesthetics – we don't have to worry about things like texture memory".
"The kids were used as volunteers — to collect butterflies, insects, and moths, and to make observations on plants in the fields around town," Kohn said.
Since that time, balloons, rockets, and spacecraft have been employed to make observations of infrared wavelengths from 35 to 350 micrometres.
