Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Unobservable trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Surprisingly, in tanks like this the fish will be unobservable.
In that city, there was an"unobservable realm" which had never existed until now.
This part of the eye is normally clear, and clouding can make objects in your sight of vision blurry orcompletely unobservable.[8].
But when we are dealing with the unobservable consciousness tasks, this method breaks down.
For example, this could allow scientists to finally understand the nature of dark matter,which has thus far remained unobservable directly.
In fact,the RHP zero can make the unstable pole unobservable and therefore not stabilizable through feedback.
I tried using other tools(ahem, DTrace) to print the stack, but, of course,the Go compiler omits frame pointers rendering the stacks unobservable to debuggers.
The wave aspects of a macroscopicobject are so tiny as to be unobservable in any useful sense, although interesting to muse about.
In the first days of treatment, the development of an arrhythmogenic effect is possible(intensification of the arrhythmia orthe occurrence of its previously unobservable form).
But scientists postulate unobservable entities in order to explain what we observe, such as lightning or vapour trails in cloud chambers.
Since the beginning of 2019, both the stock market and bonds have risen,which raises the question of an unobservable factor breaking the correlation.
Contrary to Smith's theory, it is this third party,not the unobservable“invisible hand,” that has a grip on the market to help the supply and demand of goods reach an equilibrium.
One simple solution exists: if at least one of the quarks of the standard model is massless,becomes unobservable, i.e. it vanishes from the theory.
Unobservable poles are not present in the transfer function realization of a state-space representation, which is why sometimes the latter is preferred in dynamical systems analysis.
But differences among individuals and alternatives other than X and Z, although unobservable to the researcher, also determine an individual's utility-maximizing choice.
However, if billions years of uranium decay has taken place so quickly that the helium produced hasn't had enough time to escape the zircons, this may be strong evidence that radioactivedecay rates were greatly accelerated in the unobservable past.
As physicist Stephen Barr puts it, somewhat ironically,“It seems that to abolish one unobservable God, it takes an infinite number of unobservable substitutes.”.
Is this heaven in some kind of unobservable universe where the laws of physics don't apply, and if so, why in the hell would I be playing basketball when I could be flying or reading or looking at beautiful people or something else I actually enjoy?
Scientists believe that a billion years of uranium decay has takenplace within these zircons because they make certain assumptions about the unobservable past(see our article on Radiometric Dating).
Such“telescopes” are used to study the otherwise unobservable galaxies created early in the history of our universe, which give evidence about the universe's age and composition.
However, many more features give a structure to the intensity pattern of the parhelic circle.[6][7] Among the features of the parhelic circle are the Liljequist parhelia, the 90° parhelia(likely unobservable), the second order 90° parhelia(unobservable), the 22° parhelia and more.
In what sense can I besaid to know an event which is in principle unobservable, having vanished behind the mysterious frontier which divides the present from the past?
The best scientistsare able to do is to correlate unobservable experiences with observable processes, by scanning people's brains and relying on their reports regarding their private conscious experiences.
Even when samples are representative,some characteristics that affect individuals' behavior remain unobservable, which makes it difficult, or impossible, to explain some of the variation among individuals.
A statistic is an observable random variable, which differentiates it both from a parameter that is a generally unobservable quantity describing a property of a statistical population, and from an unobservable random variable, such as the difference between an observed measurement and a population average.