Sentence examples for whose observation from inspiring English sources

Checking the Times archives reveals the author -- my old Op-Ed colleague, the columnist Russell Baker -- whose observation remains pertinent today.

Thomas R. Ottenstein, the developer whose observation tower overlooking Gettysburg's historic fields drew tourists and wrath until it was felled by government fiat last month, died Thursday at his home in Washington.

But for players, the theater of the season is tempered by words of wisdom from Frederick Douglass, the great emancipator, whose observation more than 150 years ago is relevant now and will be relevant a decade from now: if there is no struggle, there is no progress.

December 13 , 1780Hof an der Saale, Germany March 24 , 1849Jena Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner, (born Dec. 13, 1780, Hof an der Saale [Germany] died March 24 , 1849 Jena) German chemist whose observation of similarities among certain elements anticipated the development of the periodic system of elements.

The sensor whose observation is a local maxima computes a position estimate at each epoch.

This is however small when comparing or looking at similar studies of Zwick (2003) whose observation was based on 1400 sample.

The BBC has been deprived of the football presenter whose observations most resonate with ordinary fans.

It makes Marie into a historical sleuth whose observations drill down through layer after layer of difference.

I have a cacophony of thoughts, as do you, our readers, whose observations have been a source of inspiration and further confusion, often at the same time.

1630 1696 Paris, France Jean Richer, (born 1630 died 1696, Paris, France) French astronomer whose observations of the planet Mars from Cayenne, French Guiana, in 1671 73 contributed to both astronomy and geodesy.

That, at least, is the conclusion of Freedom House, an august American lobby group whose observations on the state of liberty are a keenly watched indicator.