Their wide-eyed observations make for compelling reading.
Groom writes about herself without pretending and about others without blaming, delivering wide-eyed observations even in low-lit, murky places.
A series of wide observation steps are cut into the hillside; they face the intense greenery of the mountainside with a great view of the lake.
But broadcasting does not lend itself to inside-the-brainwaves wit; as the physicist Werner Heisenberg uncertainly theorized, the wide observation of the comic performance changes the stimulus to laughter.
Its advantages include low-cost, reduced vulnerability to counter measurement, high operational flexibility and wide observation scene [7, 8].
The multi-temporal and multi-stage satellite data sets were firstly produced by using high spatial resolution satellite data and wide observation satellite data.
Cryosat-2's sampling pattern is also suboptimal for mesoscale observation because the satellite tracks from any consecutive period of 2 to 20 days (e.g. the most recent and most valuable data for near real time mesoscale observation) are aggregated in 500 km wide bands which are interleaved with 500 km wide observation gaps.
To obtain higher resolution in a wide observation area, downsizing the fiber diameter is necessary.
More wide observation of normal genomic DNA is just beginning as can be seen in the recent report [ 3, 16].
The CrI of cellulose is widely regarded as a key substrate characteristic that affects enzymatic cellulose hydrolysis rates based on a wide observation that amorphous cellulose can be hydrolyzed much faster than crystalline cellulose [ 20].
Years of wide-eyed observation of people practicing a spirituality that made absolutely no sense to me led me to the conclusion that we're all entitled to whatever magic we find that makes the world meaningful to us.
