Preposition: of

• galaxy: This is what you get if you make observations of distant galaxies.

Converse of object

• confirm: The results confirm earlier, basic observations on deep ice cores and have led to new insights.

• make: District Nurses in New Zealand have made similar observations.

• explain: Even then dark energy is needed to explain the cosmic observations.

Adjective modifier

• astronomical: Current astronomical observations can't really tell us whether the world really did have an infinite past or just a finite one.

• empirical: It has no direct reference to any empirical observation.

• careful: However with careful observation on site you will find the offside bank is still at the original level.

• astute: Yet he makes some startlingly astute observations during discussion despite his penchant for drawing comparisons with science fiction.

• preliminary: Breach of the implied obligation 65 Two preliminary observations must be made.

• meteorological: The Commissioners then turned their attention to meteorological observations conducted in the United Kingdom.

Modifies a noun

• hive: Beekeepers opening hives in the cold, ' spreading brood ' , filling observation hives, moving bees, removing honey... and Vandals.

• deck: We also have a private observation sun deck for enjoying the sun or watching the native birds flying overhead.

• tower: Worth a look Long Point, Big Creek: from the observation tower, you can walk around the marsh in a big circle.

• lounge: There are plenty of public rooms and bars including Blue Riband, Goombay, Calypso, Junkanoo and an observation lounge.

Noun used with modifier

• peer: Who should have ownership of the outcomes of peer observation?

• classroom: Their findings reflect those of the general education classroom observation research.

• participant: Moreover participant observation demands firsthand involvement in the social world chosen for study.

• X-ray: These, and similar studies of the Sun, make use of UV, EUV and X-ray observations from satellites.

• earth: We can now offer future customers even more capable satellite systems for Earth observation, communications and science missions.

• satellite: You will also conduct comparisons between the numerical models and satellite observations of flows around sunspots and coronal activity above active regions.