Associations to the word «Observable»
Noun
- Nucleotide
- Theorem
- Constraint
- Space
- Allele
- Mechanic
- Photon
- Projection
- Apparatus
- Dependence
- Gauge
- Galaxy
- Regularity
- Inequality
- Contradiction
- Behaviour
- Approximation
- Ensemble
- Realism
- Phase
- Entropy
- Uniformity
- Rna
- Proton
- Corona
- Peculiarity
- Bang
- Pendulum
- Microwave
- Notion
- Hypothesis
- Telescope
- Stimulus
- Magnitude
- Precision
- Coherence
- Magnetism
- Curvature
- Atom
- Manifestation
- Low
- Wavelength
- Verification
- Radius
- Cognition
- Nebula
- Able
- Quark
- Inflation
- Symptom
- Function
- Billion
- Evolution
- Generalization
- Transformation
Adjective
- Valued
- Latent
- Compatible
- Overt
- Meaningful
- Classical
- Complementary
- Geometric
- Statistical
- Computational
- Stellar
- Microscopic
- Milky
- Astronomical
- Electromagnetic
- Hypothetical
- Galactic
- Cosmic
- Relevant
- Underlying
- Continuous
- Spectral
- Celestial
- Transparent
- Biochemical
- Descriptive
- Subjective
- Represented
- Ultraviolet
- Thermal
- Dependent
- Bang
- Linguistic
- Space
Wiktionary
OBSERVABLE, adjective. Able to be observed.
OBSERVABLE, adjective. Deserving to be observed.
OBSERVABLE, noun. (physics) Any physical property that can be observed and measured directly and not derived from other properties
OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE, noun. (astronomy) The extent of a universe within the cosmological horizon of an observer.
OBSERVABLE UNIVERSES, noun. Plural of observable universe
Dictionary definition
OBSERVABLE, adjective. Capable of being seen or noticed; "a discernible change in attitude"; "a clearly evident erasure in the manuscript"; "an observable change in behavior".
Wise words
Words, words, words! They shut one off from the universe.
Three quarters of the time one's never in contact with
things, only with the beastly words that stand for them.