Sentence examples for called observer from inspiring English sources
The Americans had propeller gunships, and also patrol planes that they called observer planes.
His successor, called Observer, wished him well "in his new sphere across the herring pond" where "may he haul in the dainty shekels to his heart's (and his pocket's) content".
Although the symmetries of BVPs are defined similarly for discrete and continuous symmetries, systematic application of continuous symmetries (dimensional reduction) requires additional structure called observer.
The on-line estimation algorithm, also called observer or software sensor, is tested in a simulation experiment with a block disturbance showing numerically stable results.
In the first phase, two nonlinear observers are designed, and based on the proposed strategy which called observer redundancy the fault source (actuators, angular rate sensors or attitude sensors) can be verified.
On this hyperboloid, a single star (nebula or galaxy, in later contexts) \(A\), also called "observer" by Weyl, traces a geodesic world line, and from each point of the star's world line a light cone opens into the future and fills a region \(D\), which Weyl calls the domain of influence of the star.
The evidence in the network are generated by a set of nodes, called observers, that we distribute in the MASNet to monitor the traffic sent to/from nodes within their transmission range.
The team is also watched silently by a group of bald, pale men who are called "Observers".
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