Examples of using Unobservable in English and their translations into Polish
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What if there is something in there in an unobservable quantum state?
When you return to your unobservable but empirically determined dimension of origin-tell them Carl Sagan sent you!
we can divine the unobservable.
At the beginning of all the damage was initially completely unobservable microscopic damage,
pulse unobservable.
racial mirror which faithfully reflects the otherwise unobservable progress of internal spiritual
Unobservable poles are not present in the transfer function realization of a state-space representation,
Bell suggests the aether was wrongly rejected on purely philosophical grounds:"what is unobservable does not exist.
This damage, however, was immediately after the discharge completely visually unobservable, and several hours after no effect on plants,
One of these assumptions is that radioactive decay has remained constant throughout the unobservable past.
The Bayes network has at its root an unobservable variable called spam, which is binary,
The fair value of the shares was estimated by an expert using valuation techniques containing significant unobservable inputs, i.e.
guidelines for the use of unobservable inputs reflecting the institution's assumptions of what market participants would use in pricing the position, frequency of independent valuation,
all without the need to postulate an unobservable entity the ether.
the preferred foliation, if unobservable, does not lead to any empirical conflicts with relativity.
establishing what combination of available variables can best reflect the historic information about the unobservable demand.
Definition: A set of statistical methods designed to bring a large number of variables in the study to a much lower number of unobservable variables(factors) responsible for the correlation between the observed variables.
one of van Fraassen's critics, contrasted van Fraassen's idea of unobservable phenomena with the idea of merely unobserved phenomena.
although initially completely unobservable, microscopic, but that during extended period of time begins to grow to macroscopic dimensions.
at first completely unobservable mechanical damages in plant tissues maybe directionally oriented.