Sentence examples for a given observer from inspiring English sources

A watermark may have a higher or lower level of perceptibility, meaning that there is a greater or lesser likelihood that a given observer will perceive it.

The world is described as an ensemble of events ("the electron is the point x") which happen only relatively to a given observer.

A very good shower will produce about one meteor per minute for a given observer under a dark country sky.

Our response variable is binary for a given observer and image a given grid cell was either fixated (1) or not (0).

She said the "state of emergency" under which Erdoğan had conducted his crackdown on opposition since the 2016 failed coup had given observers "a dress rehearsal for what an executive presidency might look like".

A theater usually had stadium seating, giving observers a good view of a body (often that of a criminal) displayed on a marble slab.

But it did give observers a glimpse of a team that may be even more dangerous this season.

However, despite the fact that this approach has produced nothing but false alarms, a new technique developed in England may give observers a shot at espying something real.

In 2007, a number of opera singers gave observers hope for a fuller-throated future, and others proved that size does not matter in the face of real artistry.

This is a special night because Mars will appear very close to Mercury in the sky, giving observers a view of two planets at once.

This week's party congress will give observers a sense of how well ZANU-PF will handle two major challenges in the run-up to the 2018 elections.