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1. The tendency precipitates into observable motion.

2. There's no observable connection between the two events.

3. Similar trends are observable in mainland Europe.

4. Evaporation is not usually directly observable.

5. Motives are never directly observable whereas behaviour always is.

6. They may thus account for observable clinical manifestations.

7. Then the observable quantity, the orbital decay rate. is.

8. A similar pattern is probably observable to the east.

9. Primary qualities belong not only to observable substances such as gold, but also to the minute corpuscles which make them up.

10. This may provide the first observable category of classroom behaviour for a workable schedule.

11. From the earliest observable stage of prehistory, the tendency had always been toward differentiation.

12. Thus when there is an observable conflict between different groups then whosoever gets their way has power.

13. It appears implicit in the contrasts observable in a small county like Buckinghamshire.

14. He does not avoid what is observable even when his sociological perspective is not designed to explore it.

15. The models may be extended to include observable explanatory variables and simultaneity can be allowed for as in econometric models.

16. The chips are indeed observable, but the difference between them is not.

17. It refers to observable behaviors-sensorimotor and conceptual-that reflect intellectual activity.

18. Mars is too faint and too low in the sky to be observable.

19. Anthropology is potentially a positivist's paradise(Sentencedict.com), inviting an endless recording of observable facts and data.

20. Behavioural psychologists prefer to limit themselves to the physically observable.

21. According to others it was more properly a generic term used loosely to cover a wide assortment of observable cutaneous conditions.

22. They highlighted two defects in pluralists' insistence on studying actual decision-making and observable political conflicts.

23. Within a few weeks of birth, initial accommodations on the part of the child are usually observable.

24. The question which hung over this whole discussion, though, was how beliefs about linguistic behaviour relate to the observable facts.

25. A second advantage of the approach is that it is largely confined to observable empirical phenomena.

26. The real numbers which result from making measurements are interpreted as the eigenvalues of the corresponding observable.http://sentencedict.com

27. Expanding the model will, however, progressively reveal activities that may be observable in practice.

28. No, each situation - recovery or relapse - can be verified by other people and has directly observable practical consequences.

29. The shortcomings of such an approach lie in the preoccupation with social phenomena which are directly observable.

30. Valence-shell electrons may also undergo transitions of three types, depending on their destination; in this case all are observable in practice.