Sentence examples for is observer from inspiring English sources
noun
One who makes observations, monitors or takes notice
- Most impartial observers agreed that Sampras had not served well.
They have many things in common: a nostalgia for old Newark; a handsome hero-fool; the handsome hero-fool's tell-it-like-it-is brother; and the presence of Nathan Zuckerman, Roth's literary doppelgis observer, bit player and imaginary channeler of all three novels.
By contrast, SPM analysis is observer independent [1, 2].
First, many take the Unruh effect to indicate that the particle number is observer or context dependent.
When compared with that of SiC whisker, a shift of 11 cm-1 is observer for the TO peak [34].
In case where there is observer bias a better estimate can be obtained by adjusting the value for light rainfall.
The first is, 'Who is serving and who is being served?' The other, 'Who is observer and who is participant?' [8].
The approach is observer-dependent, not sensitive enough for the detection of the early stages of OA and time consuming.
Computation, or syntax, is "observer-relative", not an intrinsic feature of reality: "…you can assign a computational interpretation to anything" (Searle 2002b, p. 17), even the molecules in the paint on the wall.
Reality is observer-determined -- it's a spatio-temporal process, which fortunately, means that things must change.
The classical way to assess temperature control by measuring night time mean Trec and magnitude of Trec drop at the onset of sleep is observer-dependent and was only possible in one-third of the temperature series whereas the automated DFA analysis is robust and easy and could be of clinical use.
That is, observers used the entire PA scale without difficulty.
