observable
//əbˈzɜːvəbl//
Adjective
observableCanonical form
more observableComparative
most observableSuperlative
1
Able to be noticed or perceived; capable of being observed or detected.
The changes in the patient's condition were observable within a few days.
2
Worthy of attention or notice; noteworthy.
There has been an observable improvement in her performance this semester.
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Noun
1
A physical quantity that can be measured or observed in a system, especially in quantum mechanics.
In quantum mechanics, position and momentum are fundamental observables.