Examples of using Different observers in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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This is probably the most widely disputed among different observers and experts.
Us to embrace the possibility that different observers irreconcilably disagree about what happened in an experiment.”.
The observational accuracy[of] his two different epochs have nothing in common,as if they dealt with two different observers.
Their total number is estimated by different observers in the range of“several families” to“several villages”.
Different observers would see light coming toward them at different speeds, but light's speed relative to the ether would remain fixed.
This choice, however, requires us to embrace the possibility that different observers irreconcilably disagree about what happened in an experiment.
He says that different observers will sort events into time differently, depending on the different speeds they are moving at.
Each of these separate states is a state for an observer, so thatwe can speak of the different observers described by different states.
This means that different observers order events differently in time if they move with different velocities relative to the observed events.
Since the speed of the light is just the distance it has traveled divided by the time it has taken, different observers would measure different speeds for the light.
Different observers, moving relative to the ether, would see light coming toward them at different speeds, but light's speed relative to the ether would remain fixed.".
From that perspective, reality isn't simply received, it's actively captured andrendered in different ways by different observers with different ways of seeing.
In Newton's theory,if a pulse of light is sent from one place to another, different observers would agree on the time the journey took(since time is absolute) but will not agree on how far the light travelled(since space is not absolute).
In a paper recently published in Science Advances, we show that, in the micro-world of atoms andparticles that is governed by the strange rules of quantum mechanics, two different observers are entitled to their own facts.
His theory for this was that if a pulse of light is sent from one place to another, different observers would agree on the time it took for the light to get from one place to the next(since time is absolute), but the two observers would not always agree on the distance the light traveled(since space is not absolute).
But in the paper recently published in Advances in Science, we show that, in the micro-world of atoms andparticles governed by the strange rules of quantum mechanics, two different observers have a right to their own facts.
In Newton's theory,if a pulse of light is sent from one place to another, different observers would agree on the time that the journey took(since time is absolute), but will not always agree on how far the light traveled(since space is not absolute), Which implies that different observers would measure different speeds of light.
But in a paper(Experimental Test of Local Observer Independence) recently published in Science Advances, we show that, in the micro-world of atoms andparticles that is governed by the strange rules of quantum mechanics, two different observers are entitled to their own facts.
The displacement of the fringes due to the earth's rotation was measured on many different days, with complete readjustments of the mirrors, with the reflected image sometimes on the right andsometimes on the left of the transmitted image, and by different observers.”.
In this view, we can assign an objective“position” to the speck not because it“has” such a position(whatever that means) butbecause its position state can imprint many identical replicas in the environment, so that different observers can reach a consensus.
As usual in such head-on collisions, the observers draw different scenarios for the future development of the doings;
UNTSO currently provides military observers to three different UN missions in the area;
The most likely reason is that the observers are at different levels of vibration.
For example, if two observers at different times see the same laws, then a quantity called energy will be conserved.
According to Einstein's Theory of Relativity, time is different for observers who are in motion relative to each other.
Physicists have long suspected that quantum mechanics allows two observers to experience different, conflicting realities.
They work in multi-national teams, so thatany observations are confirmed by at least two observers from different nations to guarantee impartiality.
Due to a limited number of seats and to ensure a balanced representation of different stakeholder sectors, observers are selected from the list of interested stakeholder organisations.
Any observer from this sphere sees different information compared to other observers.