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??flying scouting unit. Detector unit. Observers are permanently cloaked and thus visible only to other detectors. Observers have no attacks or abilities, and have few hit points. The speed and sight range of Observers can be upgraded at the Observatory.
Ãâó: www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Protoss
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The spectral response characteristics of the average observer defined by the CIE. Two such sets of data are defined, the 1931 data for the 2-visual field (distance viewing) and the 1964 data for the annular 10-visual field (approximately arm
Ãâó: www.dpia.org/glossary/o.html
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Someone or something making measurements, eg a camera or an eye.
Ãâó: www.anu.edu.au/Physics/Savage/TEE/site/tee/learnin...
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A representative of a requesting State Party or third State Party to observe a CWC challenge inspection.
Ãâó: dtirp.dtra.mil/tic/CWC/cw_glsry.htm
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The user who (optionally) attends asimulation run and who may select variables for viewing, and mark interesting observations, but who is not able to affect the execution outcome in any way.
Ãâó: www.eurosim.nl/support/manual/html/SUM/B.html
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