用“observable”造句大全，observable造句

Secondly, some of the undoubted differences in performance observable at present look like the inverse of earlier differences.

The war and the killing assume a different form: they have been shifted from the daylight of observable public events, to the twilight of unobservable inner destruction.

The new code is based upon an easily observable assumption about a class, namely that it defines the vast majority (usually all) of its methods before an instance of the class is created.

It should yield an observable result or value for the actor.

Yesterday a partial solar eclipse took place, observable through most of Europe and northwestern Asia.

Basically, our observable universe begins around 13.7 billion years ago in a state of exquisite order, exquisitely low entropy.

The grouping and description of pandemic phases have been revised to make them easier to understand, more precise, and based upon observable phenomena.

It is impossible to control for such differences, since they are not observable.

Authors: Nondeterministic (distributed) systems, when the same sequence of controllable inputs may lead to many possible valid observable outputs.

None of the layering, except for the original platform layer, was strict; it was based around logical, observable groupings of software elements.

It's possible that you could imagine universes bumping into each other and leaving traces, observable effects.

By linking the electrical currents of two superconductors large enough to be seen with the naked eye, researchers have extended the domain of observable quantum effects.

Indeed, no number, no measurement, no observable in science is exact.

UML defines a use case as "A description of a set of sequences of actions, including variants, that a system performs that yields an observable result of value to a particular actor.

A diameter of 18 billion light-years (9 billion in each direction) is a considerable percentage of observable reality.

Well-being’s diverse elements (freedom from hunger, disease, indignity and discrimination, to name four) are generally observable and, he believes, measurable.