Sentence examples for with which observations from inspiring English sources

Mitchell was scrupulous not to foreground his own opinion or to judge; the stories are, without exception, however, profound examples of the writer's ability to move and engage and amuse the reader, simply through the skill and care with which observations are made and quotations are put down.

We also found that we should move towards sparse classification, by modifying the cost function in sparse coding such that the class es) represented by the exemplars weigh in, in addition to the accuracy with which unknown observations are reconstructed.

We also observed that clinicians varied in the detail and accuracy with which they recorded their observations.

An observation with which Ashton would surely agree.

Serpentine and serpentinites are candidates with which to explain the observation of reduced velocities and water storage in the forearc.

Regardless, historians believe the controversy was one of the major reasons Ford lost the election in 1976, an observation with which Ford agreed.

The lack of conceptually coherent measures precludes elaboration of conceptual frameworks with which to understand our empirical observations.

"As a scientist, you're given a particular set of tools with which to evaluate your work: observation, hypothesis, experiment, and so on," Agapakis said.

Specimens from Chinese patients provide the longest observation window with which mutational tendencies can be evaluated.

Know which of your notes/observations go with which image.

It's so diffuse, in fact, that it was only noticed by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, which, with observations of millions of stars, is by far the most complete celestial cataloging project ever.