Sentence examples similar to well known sight from inspiring English sources

Though the facts in "No End in Sight" are well known, the movie is still a classic.

It is well known that events (e.g., sighting of an orangutan) in the last week will be more clearly remembered than similar events in the past year.

The disease may not be well known, but people who have it are a familiar sight.

However, the degraded areas e.g. indoors and urban canyon are still challenges for satellite based positioning technologies because of well known problems such as the weak signal or non line-of-sight (NLOS) conditions between mobile users and satellites.

Though the duration of the search was reasonably well known, it was usually unknown how long the child had been out of sight.

Their success depends on a well known and optimised definition of the viewing cones of every line-of-sight.

It is well known that worms can adapt to anthelmintics e.g. [ 30] and at first sight this outcome differs from results presented here.

Vitamin A is well known to be important for animal growth, development and various physiological processes, such as keeping the normal sight and bone function, especially in neonatal and growing animals [ 1].

The concept that sighted mice display a preference for a dark chamber over a lighted chamber is well known [ 23].

Well, not too well known.

When the pod of whales was sighted in December, in the Jordan Basin, about 70 miles south of Bar Harbor, the individual whales were well known.