observer

  • 81observer — ob·serv·er …

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  • 82observer — [əbˈzɜːvə] noun [C] someone who watches, sees, or notices something …

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  • 83observer — ob•serv•er [[t]əbˈzɜr vər[/t]] n. 1) someone or something that observes 2) a delegate to an assembly or gathering, who is sent to observe and report but not to take part officially in its activities • Etymology: 1545–55 …

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  • 84observer — /əbˈzɜvə/ (say uhb zervuh) noun 1. someone or something that observes. 2. someone who accompanies the pilot of an aeroplane in order to maintain observation or reconnaissance. 3. someone who attends a meeting, etc., but does not take any official …

  • 85observer — n. 1 a person who observes. 2 an interested spectator. 3 a person who attends a conference etc. to note the proceedings but does not participate. 4 a a person trained to notice and identify aircraft. b a person carried in an aeroplane to note the …

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  • 86The Observer-Dispatch — Observer Dispatch Type Daily newspaper Format Broadsheet Owner GateHouse Media Publisher Donna Donovan Editor Joseph Kieta Managing editors …

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  • 87Observer (модель) — …

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  • 88observer data — Fisheries information collected on fishing vessels by independent observers …

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  • 89Observer (patrón de diseño) — El patrón Obervador define una dependencia del tipo uno a muchos entre objetos, de manera que cuando uno de los objetos cambia su estado, el observador de encarga de notificar este cambio a todos los otros dependientes …

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  • 90observer error — see validity …

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