Whatever we observe — Georges walking down a corridor, Anne crying in a café — we cannot be sure whether it is a plain, reliable narrative or whether the camera is a hidden one (hence the title), wielded by a compulsive voyeur.
Accordingly, in a familiar and still current sense, phenomena are whatever we observe (perceive) and seek to explain.
The main message coming from my book is not that there should always be a deterministic trend toward ever rising inequality (I do not believe in this); the main message is that we need more democratic transparency about wealth dynamics, so that we are able to adjust our institutions and policies to whatever we observe.
The observer effect means that whatever we are observing is always shaped by how we choose to observe it.
The probability of observing whatever value of y was actually observed for the ith observation is P_{i} = left{ {begin{array}{*{20}c} {Pr left( {y_{i} = 1 |x_{i},varvec{beta},tau } right); {text{if}}; y = 1} . .
Next door, June Broome was puttering near the edge of her yard, clearly interested in observing whatever might come next.
And once you're done unwrapping the gifts and singing the carols and observing whatever expressions of faith you feel are appropriate for the time (if any), you may want to reinforce the communal feeling with a visit to the cinema for something the whole family can enjoy.
No difference in determination was observed whatever the ELISA procedure used, i.e. whatever the extract immobilized on the microtiter plate (Figure 5).
"With EarthEE, we're back on our spaceship, our space-throne, whatever, and we're observing Earth from a distance, commenting on what we see, as if outsiders".
Following this, several studies aimed to test the hypothesis that infant's goal understanding was dependent on their being able to exploit a motor representation, acquired via first-person experience, of whatever action they were observing.
