Sentence examples for observer capacity from inspiring English sources

Rather, I think there still existed the notion that journalists were there in a kind of observer capacity, that it was through them that the world might learn of one's story or struggle.

Quantification in ten images, selected in a descending order of MVD by subjective visual judgement, showed a poor observer capacity to estimate and rank MVD.

Following a pilot handover session involving senior staff in a participant and an observer capacity over 2 morning and 2 evening handover sessions, which did not require any major changes, implementation of the bedside handover was started on 8th of March 2003.

"If UNSMIS were re-oriented in this manner, the Mission would redeploy from the field to the capital (Damascus) to minimize risks, retaining core civilian and military observer capacities to focus on the spectrum of initiatives feeding into the political process," Ban's report said.

In principle, observers could have attended from item to item or group to group checking for change, but whatever their strategy, we found that observers' capacity for detecting the identity change was relatively small, even at a slow-moving velocity (4°/s).

Here we examined the temporal dynamics of the brain activations that follow the observation of a motor act and underlie the observer's capacity to understand what the agent is doing and why.

The aim of the present study was to describe the temporal sequence of brain activations that allow the observation of a motor act done by another individual and underlie the observer's capacity to understand what the agent is doing and why.

An ammonia storage capacity observer was developed for estimating the actual ammonia storage capacity which can be reduced due to catalyst aging.

Capacity assessments were made prior to eliciting views on surrogate decision-making in order to reduce observer bias in the capacity assessment.

A "theory of art" is an observer cognitive structure or capacity that critically affects the outcome of the evaluation of an otherwise identical sensory experience.

When Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc) first had the idea for a capacity auction, observers hummed with sympathetic approval.