Sentence examples for well at first sight from inspiring English sources

With seven red and three blue markings in Tables 3 and 5, the CrysTBox program does not seem to perform well at first sight when the quantitative outputs of the program are not re-interpreted/re-calculated on the basis of the amplitude maps of the dFTs of the images.

An alternative explanation that seems to fit our data equally well at first sight incorporates the process of memory mixing, instead of crossmodal pacemaker rates, as a source for a change in the subjective rate of the internal clock (Penney et al., 2000).

AT FIRST sight, not much has changed.

AT FIRST sight it seems utterly confusing.

8 7 14 AT FIRST SIGHT, by Nicholas Sparks.

2 2 7 AT FIRST SIGHT, by Nicholas Sparks.

The kitchen, with its large Rangemaster, fridge-freezer and dishwasher, looks attractive and well equipped at first sight, but you'll soon be frustrated by the lack of working areas and storage space and the absence of electrical power at the island worktop where most preparation takes place.

Unfortunately, using current algorithms, microsatellite sequences do not align well and, at first sight, might resemble sequences with no common ancestry; the above statistical approach, which assumes a "perfect" alignment (Margulies and Birney 2008), is thus inappropriate for microsatellites.

As for the Mets themselves, anyone wondering if the long-time ace Pedro Martinez will feel like a spurned lover now that Johan Santana is the team's new hot item, found out that, well, it was amor at first sight in Port St . Lucie

The decreasing proportion of unsafe wells within the subset of tested wells over time may therefore at first sight seem surprising given that the depth of wells has not changed.

But most of all -- and it wouldn't be a Hollywood-style movie if this weren't true -- he's telling a romantic story as well, a tale of love at first sight with the beautiful Latika (played as an adult by Freida Pinto), a love that has to fight against all manner of privations, disappointments and despair.