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dobservance
Observation
Intendevi...
observance ,
observable ,
inobservable ,
observateur ,
observation ,
oppure
observatoire
observance [ɔpsɛʀvɑ̃s] SOST f
observance
observance
d'étroite ou de stricte observance
of strict observance
I. observa|teur (observatrice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, tʀis] AGG
observateur (observatrice)
observant
avoir l'œil observateur
to be very observant
II. observa|teur (observatrice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, tʀis] SOST m (f)
observateur (observatrice)
observer
observation [ɔpsɛʀvasjɔ̃] SOST f
1. observation (fait de regarder):
observation
observation
l'observation de la nature/des étoiles
the observation of nature/of the stars
avion d'observation MILIT
reconnaissance plane
satellite d'observation
observation satellite
satellite destiné à l'observation de la Terre
satellite for surveying the Earth
mission d'observation POL
observer mission
l'observation des oiseaux
bird-watching
2. observation MED (surveillance médicale):
observation
observation
mettre qn en observation
to put sb under observation
3. observation (résultat):
observation
observation
noter ses observations dans un carnet
to note (down) one's observations in a notebook
4. observation (de règle, politique):
observation
observance
5. observation (remarque):
observation (gén)
observation, remark
observation (sur un devoir)
comment
pas d'observations
no comment
6. observation (reproche):
observation
reproach
faire une observation à qn
to reproach sb (sur for)
observatoire [ɔpsɛʀvatwaʀ] SOST m
1. observatoire ASTRON:
observatoire
observatory
2. observatoire MILIT:
observatoire
observation post, look-out post
3. observatoire (organisme):
observatoire
watchdog
observatoire de la concurrence
competition watchdog
inobservable [inɔbsɛʀvabl] AGG
inobservable
unobservable
observable [ɔpsɛʀvabl] AGG
observable
observable, which can be observed attr, après sost
I. observateur (-trice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, -tʀis] AGG
observateur personne, regard, esprit:
observateur (-trice)
observant
II. observateur (-trice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, -tʀis] SOST m, f
observateur (-trice)
observer
observation [ɔpsɛʀvasjɔ̃] SOST f
observation
observation
faire des observations à qn sur qc
to make an observation about sth to sb
être en observation
to be under observation
mettre qn en observation
to put sb under observation
observable [ɔpsɛʀvabl] AGG
observable
observable
observatoire [ɔpsɛʀvatwaʀ] SOST m
1. observatoire GEO, ASTRO, METEOR:
observatoire
observatory
2. observatoire MILIT:
observatoire
observation post
3. observatoire ECON:
observatoire
economic research institute
I. observateur (-trice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, -tʀis] AGG
observateur personne, regard, esprit:
observateur (-trice)
observant
II. observateur (-trice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, -tʀis] SOST m, f
observateur (-trice)
observer
observatoire [ɔpsɛʀvatwaʀ] SOST m
1. observatoire GEO, ASTRO, METEOR:
observatoire
observatory
2. observatoire MILIT:
observatoire
observation post
3. observatoire ECON:
observatoire
economic research institute
observation [ɔpsɛʀvasjo͂] SOST f
observation
observation
être en observation
to be under observation
mettre qn en observation
to put sb under observation
observable [ɔpsɛʀvabl] AGG
observable
observable
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Un tel graphe correspond à des événements inobservables, appelés par les physiciens des « particules virtuelles ».
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Mais dans la phrénologie, les conclusions sont elles-mêmes inobservables.
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Mach10 : les rotations rigides et les translations d'ensemble d'un système sont inobservables.
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Il est donc inobservable et n'a aucune influence directe ou indirecte sur l'observateur.
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C'est donc un argument trop puissant pour avoir une signification dans la philosophie des sciences, car il ne met pas en doute uniquement les conjectures inobservables.
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