Sentence examples for way of observation from inspiring English sources

Self-consciousness gets in the way of observation.

It requires little in the way of observation to notice that most subway riders prefer not to be treated to a live musical performance (often of dubious quality) on their daily commutes.

There is much more in the way of observation -- often sardonic and powerful -- on, for example, the helpfulness to the users of child-soldiers offered by the smaller sizes of today's weapons.

"Wise men now agree, or ought to agree in this, that there is but one way to the knowledge of nature's works; the way of observation and experiment" Reid writes (Reid 1764: 11), thereby endorsing the express intention of Hume to "introduce the experimental method of reasoning into moral subjects" (the subtitle of the Treatise).

Moreover, it throws the whole subject of mind and consciousness back into the realms of metaphysical philosophy and hence seems to abandon the shared methodological assumption that, to quote Reid again, "there is but one way to the knowledge of nature's works; the way of observation and experiment" a supposition he wholeheartedly shared with Hume.

Learning by way of observation and quick risk assessment what our reactions should and shouldn't be.

The second reason for the absence of consensus is that there are no experiments in quantum gravity, and little in the way of observations that might qualify as direct or indirect data or empirical evidence.

Conclusion This multisources cooperation confirms the hypothesis of a significant underestimation of poisonings identified by the CAPTV (one in two cases beyond him) and the possibility to improve the knowledge of the epidemiology of acute poisoning, thanks to the multiplicity of ways of observation of each partner.

Just as there is no real division here between fiction and non-fiction, there is no turning point at which the epic story of emigration gives way to observation of the nuance and detail of settled lives.

The way of surface observation utilizing the near-infrared windows is also different between Akatsuki and Venus Express.

In this communication we introduce sidestream dark field (SDF) imaging as a new way of clinical observation of the microcirculation.