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Eavesdropping on those conversations, however, would have been difficult for an observer not fluent in Mandarin.

An observer may pass through the same plane as many of the falling ice crystals near sunrise or sunset.

Attraction is how much an observer is attracted to a particular design such as a particular style of a house.

The relativity of simultaneity is the idea that whether two events occur simultaneously or not is relative and depends on the observer.

In this view the aurora appears blue because of the ultraviolet camera, but a Saturn-based observer would see red light flashes.

The coalition government is “terrified” of being seen publicly championing anything offered by private schools, says a close observer of Conservative education policy.

Too gentle and cautious to probe indelicately for his stories, Mr Pope is an excellent linguist (speaking fluent Persian, Turkish and Arabic), a good listener and a cultured observer.

Among those who doubt Gore will join the presidential race is longtime political observer Tom DE Frank of the New York Daily News, a guest on this week's Issues in the News program on VOA.

He is an acute observer.

"The observer is biased," Loveland said. "That's one possibility."

We know he was a keen observer because he was also an author.

An observer would only see light that shone directly at him.

This results in a notification message being sent to each observer, informing them that the subject has changed.

Sunglint is caused by sunlight reflecting off the water surface-much like a mirror-directly back towards the astronaut observer on the Space Station.

The ISS was located over the Southern Indian Ocean at an altitude of 350 kilometers (220 miles), with the astronaut observer most likely looking towards Antarctica (not visible) and the South Pole.

Prescott has no say in the final decision this time but will attend the talks in Copenhagen as a rapporteur for the Council of Europe, allowing him to be a vocal observer.

An umpire must be an entirely disinterested but keen observer.

THE Weekly Standard, the parish magazine of American conservatives, is not merely a wry observer of the political scene.

One sociologist calls them "the Freudian proletariat." Another observer sees them as "expatriates living on our shores but beyond our society."

He was also a born observer.

And the sensitive observer of sculpture must also learn to feel shape simply as shape, not as description or reminiscence.

And because they are all relative, no observer can be said to have the correct viewpoint.

First, characters in the middle of a scene will often glance at the camera, a disconcerting aside that has the effect of making the viewer feel both like a part of the family and an observer.