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Übersetzung für 'observable' von Englisch nach Deutsch

observable {adj}

bemerkenswert

wahrnehmbar

beobachtbar

feststellbar

merklich

zu beobachten [nur prädikativ]

observabelspec.

Werbung

observable {adj} [visible, noticeable]

erkennbar

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observable

Observable {f}phys.spec.

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empirically observable {adj}

empirisch beobachtbaracad.

non-observable {adj}

unbeobachtbar [nicht beobachtbar]

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observable characteristic

Beobachtungs­merkmal {n}

observable universe

beobachtbares Universum {n}astron.phys.

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cloud development not observed or not observable during past hour [WMO code 00]

Wolkenentwicklung während der letzten Stunde nicht beobachtet oder nicht beobachtbarmeteo.

• Observable {f} = observable

• Generalizations of many fully observable games are EXPTIME-complete.
• Descriptive psychiatry is based on the study of observable symptoms and behavioral phenomena rather than underlying psychodynamic processes.
• This state-space realization is called observable canonical form because the resulting model is guaranteed to be observable (i.e., because the output exits from a chain of integrators, every state has an effect on the output).
• An operator S has been associated with an observable quantity, the angular momentum.
• The allowed observable values are determined by the eigenvalues of the operators associated with the observable.

• Quine and Carl Hempel attacked Carnap's initial assumptions by emphasizing the ambiguity that persists between observable and non-observable terms.
• Not all the maxima are observable from all places in the world – the Moon may be below the horizon at a particular observing site during the maximum, and by the time it rises, it may have a lower declination than an observable maximum at some other date.
• Weak versions of behaviorism in psychology admit the existence of mental phenomena but not their meaningful study as causes of observable behavior and view mental phenomena as either epiphenomena or linguistic summaries, instruments to examine objectively observable physical behavior.
• An operator is a function that takes one observable (the source) as its first argument and returns another observable (the destination, or outer observable).
• Partially observable is a term used in a variety of mathematical settings, including that of artificial intelligence and partially observable Markov decision processes.

• It typically refers to visible electromagnetic radiation from stars other than the Sun, observable from Earth at night, although a component of starlight is observable from Earth during daytime.
• In terms of theory-testing, the process-tracing method works by presenting the observable implications (hypotheses) of a theory, as well as alternative explanations that are inconsistent with the theory.
• More properties of observable systems can be found in, as well as the proof for the other equivalent statements of "The pair [...] is observable" presented in section Observability in LTI Systems.
• Neglecting some technical complexities, the problem of quantum measurement is the behaviour of a quantum state, for which the value of the observable [...] to be measured is uncertain.
• The converse is also true: if observable [...] is such that its commutator with any observable [...] supported outside some set [...] is zero, then [...] has a support inside set [...].

• Physical observables are represented by Hermitian matrices on [...].