Sentences with phrase «brief observations about»

The back of each painting is documented with its location, date, time of day, weather conditions, and brief observations about the day.

Meanwhile, the following reporter's notebook shares some brief observations about the education system there.

As usual, I will conclude with a brief observation about the key points.

Not exact matches

In this 50 - minute videoconference program, students are given a brief introduction to the UT McDonald Observatory, make live telescope observations of our star the Sun with telescopes equipped with special video cameras and solar filters, complete their student sheet, and learn about the solar features they've seen by watching unique science demonstrations.

In a real sense, it's a film about perceptual reality, and as the plague inevitably breaks out again in an American - run, Ellis Island-esque NATO outpost, Fresnadillo's escalation of the events from an observation room to a subway tunnel to an open air carnival (with a brief stop in - between for an American helicopter to one - up Robert Rodriguez amidst a horde of zombies) demonstrates a firm handle on how to intersperse God's - eye perspective with impossible - to - assimilate ground - level chaos.

Since each site has its own history and culture, even a brief stay allows visitors to make comparative observations about climate, dress, economics and customs.

Given the extensive reporting requirements, many principals have found that they only have time to conduct brief classroom observations and rate teachers on a numerical scale, but this gives teachers little information about how they're teaching and what to do to improve, so they become frustrated and resentful.

Although there's nothing autobiographical about the book (except my maternal grandparents have a brief cameo role), I learned a lot about the disease, both by researching it as much as I could when my mother was first diagnosed, and then by observation.

My brief observation was that the performance was excellent but that there was nothing hedged about it.

It's always best to speak with other owners prior to letting dogs off - leash in a community setting, as it is likely that no reliable assumption can be made about canine aggression from only brief observation or breed recognition.

Which is why a new piece in Yale Environment 360 on efforts to rein in urban sprawl in Europe caught my eye: After going through a brief overview of the rise of new urbanism in Europe as a response to American - style suburban development and Corbusier - inspired high - rise housing blocks, author Bruce Stutz brings up an important observation about the character of EU sprawl: It has happened during a period of declining populations.