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observable

UK
/əbˈzɜːvəbl/
US
/əbˈzɝːvəbl/

Translations

observableadjective
more observable
Comp.
most observable
Super.
UK
/əbˈzɜːvəbl/
US
/əbˈzɝːvəbl/
observableSens scientifique.
The scientist focused on observable phenomena to ensure accurate data collection.
Le scientifique s'est concentré sur des phénomènes observables afin d'assurer une collecte de données précise.
The changes in the weather were observable from the sudden drop in temperature.
Les changements dans le temps étaient observables à cause de la chute soudaine de la température.
Additional translations
perceptibleQuand l'idée de visibilité ou de perception est plus naturelle en français.
Synonyms
discernible
perceptible
noticeable
manifest
apparent
evident
visible
detectable
observablenoun
observables
pl
UK
/əbˈzɜː.və.bəl/
US
/əbˈzɝː.və.bəl/
The eclipse was a rare observable that attracted many astronomers.
L'éclipse était un observable rare qui a attiré de nombreux astronomes.
observableTerme de physique et de sciences expérimentales.
The temperature of the liquid is an observable that can be recorded during the experiment.
La température du liquide est un observable qui peut être enregistré pendant l'expérience.
Synonyms
perceptible
measurable
measurement
detector
indicator
signal
sign
phenomenon
observable quantity
observable variable

Definitions

observableadjective
Able to be noticed or perceived; visible or noticeable.
The changes in the weather were observable from the sudden drop in temperature.
Capable of being scientifically observed or measured.
The scientist focused on observable phenomena to ensure accurate data collection.
observablenoun
A physical property or quantity in a scientific experiment that can be measured or observed.
The temperature of the liquid is an observable that can be recorded during the experiment.
An event or phenomenon that can be seen or noticed.
The eclipse was a rare observable that attracted many astronomers.
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