observable

Preposition: at

• time: The manager professed to believe that shots might lawfully be fired at any time unless gas was observable at the actual time of blasting.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• reveal: These images complement light microscopic images by revealing structural detail not observable by light microscopy.

Modifies a noun

• universe: The observable universe is neither static, nor infinite.
• phenomenon: Later efforts were directed at finding some absolute standard based on an observable physical phenomenon.
• behavior: Do stimuli cause the observable behavior or are stimuli selected by representations of behavior which are in turn activated by intentional subsystems?
• characteristic: They do not come with any readily common visibly observable characteristics.
• behavior: The stress here is on the study of concrete, observable behavior.
• quantity: The values of the variables typically correspond to observable quantities.

Modifying Another Word

• objectively: Social identity may not necessarily be objectively observable - it may be largely a subjective construction.
• readily: It does enable us to focus on the readily observable aspects of users ' behavior.
• publicly: The scientific domain is that of publicly observable objects in shared public space.
• directly: First, social action is not ' directly observable ' .
• partially: Thus, making an ELMS environment fully or partially observable is a designer's decision.
• easily: The things we predict will happen need to be easily observable.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The planet should become observable to the naked eye in the morning sky from the commencement of the second week in September.
• remain: The properties available for analysis are constrained by the set of actions that remain globally observable.

Preposition: in

• form: Universals are said to exist only as aspects of specific objects and phenomena that are not directly observable in pure form.

Preposition: by

• microscopy: These images complement light microscopic images by revealing structural detail not observable by light microscopy.
• other: This stands in stark contrast to the overt signs of ill health observable by others.
• astronomer: Yet, precession has an effect observable by astronomers in the long-term even by the naked eye.