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The observation of art and the art of observing individuals with physical differences

American Journal of Medical Genetics Part C: Seminars in Medical Genetics, 2021
AbstractAstute observation is a fundamental skill in medical care because not only it is crucial for the detection of patients' emotions (which is a prerequisite for empathy) but also it can often yield diagnoses at first sight. The Germans call this technique “augenblickdiagnose,” and indeed, gestalt diagnosis together with systematic review is used ...
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Observational particle physics

Nuclear Physics A, 1988
Abstract A review is given of the detection of neutrinos from the supernova SN1987a and of neutrinos from the sun. Searches for monopoles, dark matter candidates and supersymmetric particles are described, and an outlook on future experiments given.
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An Architecture for Observing Physical World Events

11th International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems (ICPADS'05), 2005
In this paper we investigate the observation of physical world events, i.e. events that occur in the physical world, and are observed through model data, part of which is collected by sensors. The physical world events of interest here are those that are suitable for proactively supporting mobile users.
Martin Bauer 0001, Kurt Rothermel
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Physical Observables as Operators

2019
The correspondence of physical observables to operators is established. The fundamental Commutation Relations are discussed. The Expectation Values of physical observables and the concept of Uncertainty are analyzed. The Heisenberg inequality for position and momentum is derived. Hermitian Conjugation and Hermitian operators are introduced.
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Probability in Physics and a Theorem on Simultaneous Observability

Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics, 1962
It is nearly thirty years since A. N. Kolmogorov explicitly wrote down the axioms of modern probability theory in his celebrated monograph [10]. During the intervening decades this theory has seen remarkable development, both in its theoretical and practical aspects.
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