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observable

[uhb-zur-vuh-buhl] / əbˈzɜr və bəl /


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The JPMorgan analysts said overall 98 percent of the observable oil traffic through the strait was Iranian, averaging 1.3 million barrels a day "in early March".

From Barron's

One, the observable, external life, grew every day more horrible.

From Literature

First, it identifies the first known example of a "chirp" in a supernova, revealing a new type of observable behavior in stellar explosions.

From Science Daily

What researchers have lacked so far is a clear observable effect that experiments could measure to determine which theory best reflects how nature actually works.

From Science Daily

Yet the observable universe is overwhelmingly made of matter, with very little antimatter remaining from the Big Bang.

From Science Daily