Sentence examples for far from the observer from inspiring English sources
The low solar angle causes an elongated shadow, so that the shadow of the head is far from the observer, a condition that is apparently required for Cellini's halo to be observed.
An important conceptual issue relates to whether the size of one's own body influences only visuospatial perception in the space immediately surrounding the body or whether the effect generalizes to the entire spatial layout, including space far from the observer.
Importantly, this HMD-induced systematic underestimation of the sizes of objects presented far from the observer does not explain any of our main results, because our results were based on comparisons between conditions that were matched in this respect (comparing different body sizes).
However, starling flocks are actually too far away from the observer to identify what the transferred manoeuvre is (Procaccini et al. 2011).
If an eclipse of the Sun occurs while the Moon is close to Earth and Earth is far from the Sun, observers in the right places on Earth see a total eclipse.
I interviewed the Inferno Coral for Rolling Stone, on the same night that two of the gang's members would throw a toilet off the top deck of the Arruda, killing a rival fan below, and I profiled the immortal Flavio Caça-Rato, or Flavio The Rat Hunter, a striker who had grown up amidst abject poverty and violence not far from the Arruda, for the Observer.
"The news [of Thursday's emergency landing] is attracting a lot of attention in North America, where the parallels between BP and Rolls-Royce are not too far from the mind of some observers," said Lampel, speaking before the second incident.
I am far from an objective observer of the EPA.
The solution is represented in the frequency domain and is valid for observers located far from the noise sources.
The government is not, then, publicly drawing battle lines with the BBC - but it is about to begin its 10-yearly review of the corporation's charter and on this topic the newspapers are far from neutral observers.
Maurice Richardson, in The Observer, thought You Only Live Twice "though far from the best Bond, is really almost as easy to read as any of them".
