Sentence examples for observer situated from inspiring English sources
An observer situated at Earth's North Pole could observe only the stars of the northern celestial hemisphere.
For an observer situated at the centre of this great cluster, the sky would have the brightness of twilight on Earth because of the light of the thousands of stars nearby.
An observer, situated approximately 2 m from the maze, recorded the amount of time each gerbil spent exploring the open and closed arms, and the number of entries into the open and closed arms, for the duration of a 5-min test session.
An observer situated one metre from a vocalizing whale would perceive a volume roughly equivalent to the volume of a jackhammer operating two metres away.
Directionality was assessed by the observer situated close to the first loudspeaker.
His objection is founded on the matter-of-fact that "we have, however, no means of communicating with other observers, situated on faraway stars, or moving with excessive velocities" (deSitter 1934 p. 598).
The hypothetical observer is situated at an altitude of 20.0 kilometers.
The observer was situated out of the way behind the patient not to disturb the encounter.
WOL emphasized that the use of this cue, even when the observer is situated in an environment, must be probabilistic, because it requires some estimate of eye height relative to the viewing surface (thus the importance of a standing posture).
However, when an observer is situated within the scene by looking through the lenses of the cylindrical Galilean telescope (which was adjusted to eye level for each observer) into the room, the implicit horizon is defined by the visually perceived eye level (VPEL), and the impressions of both size and distance appeared to us quite in accord with the claims of WOL.
When an observer is situated within a 3-D environment, the precise angular direction to the point at which an object contacts a horizontal ground plane can provide a direct measure of the distance to the object along the ground, provided that one can (implicitly) take one's eye height into account.
