Sentence examples for to observations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of observing, and the fact of being observed.
In the state sector you get pretty used to observations.
The first theory applied only to observations made by someone moving at a constant speed.
Partridge never dispenses tips, confining himself to observations so general they appear banal.
This finding related to observations made by scientists who were not working for the military.
They then compared these to observations of actual fires and climate models of manmade warming.
The modellers did not pay sufficient regard to observations, especially of ice thickness.
"This is in response to observations made by those that attended previous meetings.
White House officials and Mr. Bush's friends are extraordinarily sensitive to observations that the president has grown into the job.
This behavior corresponds to observations in practice.
This paper replies to observations put forward by Prof. T.E.
The partitions can be used to assign classes to observations.
