Sentence examples for by a distant observer from inspiring English sources
Predictions include the characteristics of electron beams and the power input into radiation throughout the foreshock, as well as the flux observed by a distant observer.
Let (tau_{r}) and t be the proper time recorded by a clock at the radial distance r and the coordinate time recorded by a distant observer, respectively.
The difference in photon arrival times (referred to as the 'time delay') measured by a distant observer is (t_{s}-t_{g}).
Hence, using Eq. (9), we can find the time spent by a photon in the two fibres, as measured by a distant observer: t_{r}=frac{nl_{r}}{csqrt{1+frac{2V(r)}{c^{2}}-frac{v_{r}^{2}}{c^{2}}}}, (10) where (l_{r}) is the proper length of the fibre at the radial distance r.
The photons, having optical wavelengths, are degraded into longer wavelengths by dust absorption and reemission, so that the protostar is apparent to a distant observer only as an infrared object.
As a distant observer, I don't claim to know what's really happening inside the Greek government.
Who is the man, a distant observer, whose chapters are curiously titled "The Man Who Wasn't There"?
In this model a particle moving close to the speed of light would, according to a distant observer, almost catch up with the photons it emits, so that the duration of time that elapses between an earlier emission event and a later one is systematically underestimated by the observer (compared with one moving with the beam).
To a distant observer through the years, it would have seemed that the benefits of a private school education in New York had accrued generously to Philip Culhane.
Because the stars rotate, those beams which can be radio waves, gamma- or X rays, or visible light appear, to a distant observer, to flash on and off.
