Sentence examples for anything observable from inspiring English sources

Only the most shortsighted can imagine that China is a suitable partner for anything, observable by its refusal to crack the whip on North Korea.

A faint-object camera can detect an object 50 times fainter than anything observable by any ground-based telescope; a faint-object spectrograph gathers data on the object's chemical composition.

Those differences are not expressed in anything observable.

By operating environment, we mean anything observable by the software system, such as end-user input, external hardware devices and sensors, or program instrumentation.

An extreme position is taken by the logical positivists, whose radical distrust of the reality of anything not directly observable leads them to demand that all significant statements must be formulated in the language of physics.

An observable is anything that can be measured energy, position, a component of angular momentum, and so forth.

In that case we would probably say that anything with the right observable properties was water, and in that case again we could say both 'water'-words were coreferential.

However, as already noted by Lissauer [2] the distinction between associative and apperceptive types of agnosia is anything but clear; he suspected that all observable cases of prosopagnosia would be rather a mixture between the two extremes.

But by reality-television standards the show's reliance on objective, observable results makes it quietly subversive — as quiet as anything featuring a bunch of gunslingers blasting exploding targets can be anyway.

The antirealism of the position is due entirely to its epistemology it recommends belief in our best theories only insofar as they describe observable phenomena, and an agnostic attitude with respect to anything unobservable.

The clearest support for the position that Abu Ghraib was not a few low-level rotten apples, but a rotten barrel, is the easily observable consistency of United States military personnel while on duty not doing anything that hasn't been sanctioned up the chain of command.