Sentence examples for which are observable from inspiring English sources

Double diffusive convection manifests in the form of "salt-fingers" (see Stern [2, 3]) which are observable in laboratory settings.

We show that the implementation of this function influences the transmission patterns of a wireless stream, which are observable through traffic analysis.

However, MAP only updates distributions which are observable in the adaptation data, and thus, it requires more data for adaptation [40].

Can-do descriptors describe performances typical of a proficiency level, which are observable, measurable and describable, rather than underlying competences, which are not directly observable and therefore difficult to measure and describe.

Collingwood's description of actions as having an inside which mere events lack led many of his early commentators to conclude that he believed the distinction between actions and events to be a distinction between inner psychological processes which are inaccessible from a third person perspective and outer bodily movement which are observable form a third person perspective.

Xi is a vector including all observable explanatory variables (defined previously), which are observable for all migrants, irrespective of the fact that the variable ( {mathrm{Y}}_{mathrm{i}}^ ) is observable or not; εi is the error term which follows the N (0, σε 2) distribution.

When an event is observed by a single agent a search through the available evidence which is observable by that agent is performed.

Extensive morphological anomalies of CDA-II erythroblastic cells were observed using electron microscopy (EM), with the most significant being the presence of the so-called double membrane, which is observable in mature RBCs as well [ 6, 7].

We report significant solvatochromism which is observable by a naked eye.

I think this belief in progress, which is observable, is likely to be more robust if rooted in a "capacity for coherent thought", rather than smothered by the judgment of eternity.

This event is followed by the event of failure or death (F) which is observable in addition to the presence of disease.