observation

While he says their observations suggest some thin gaiters might be problematic, “the press coverage has careened out of control” for a study testing a measuring technique and that looked at just one mask of each type.

Barack Obama was not the first Liberal to make this observation.

Now, a new observation seems to show that black holes also behave according to their place in the cosmic web.

In Alabama, an arrested 19-year-old shoplifter got gangrene and died naked on the floor of a “medical observation cell.”

Third, the virus could not be found in sputum, further supporting the clear observation that airborne spread does not occur.

Scientific observation, rather than being a place of respite from fear, itself has become something else to rail against.

With Bacon, experientia does not always mean observation; and may mean either experience or experiment.

A delightful instance of this fell under my own observation, as I was walking on Hampstead Heath.

He, therefore, did as he said; made no further observation, but conducted himself to his young friend with grave distance.

Impersonation may be more easily achieved intellectually, requiring only keen observation and the power of imitation.

But the observation he thoughtlessly uttered in French seemed to excite the peasant's attention.