This phenomenon, this quality of nature, is easily observable, but Melissa Holbrook Pierson more than observes it; she muses on it to deep and lyrical effect in "Dark Horses and Black Beauties," her new collection of slender and delicate essays on horses and women.
Philosophical naturalism says that observable nature is all there is; methodological naturalism says that there may or may not be more than the observable phenomena of nature, but science is only concerned with what can be observed.
Furthermore, the work in [28] extended pLSA to a higher-order formalism, so as to become applicable for more than two observable variables.
With only half of the initial features, an increase of more than 2% is observable.
We have a system that identifies flies and extracts various attributes; we implemented more than 1,000 automatically observable shape and constellation descriptors.
But a woman has to be more than her most observable body parts or that which makes her physically able to be a mother, right?
The results obtAsned with noneniform trapparenttterns are quite similar to the uniform traffic simulation results andifferencenterpreted with similar reasoning.
Thus we agree that "better understanding the link between formal qualifications and actual skills is important because qualifications are more readily observable than skills and therefore often serve as an important proxy for the latter" (Heisig and Solga 2015, p. 203).
Since more than 99%% of the observable universe consists of plasma, passive observations and active experiments using the solar-terrestrial plasma provide a unique window on processes that are fundamental throughout the universe.
Excellent bipolar resistance switching properties, stable endurance, and retention performance for more than 4 h without observable degradation were achieved.
