Object

• precaution: You should observe sensible precautions such as keeping your personal belongings, including passports and money, secure.

• rule: Agencies failing to observe the rules could be left with a nasty legal hangover once the festivities are over.

• wildlife: Ideal for those wanting to observe wildlife at close quarters.

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• strictly: When you are driving, always wear a safety belt, strictly observe speed limits, traffic lights and signs.

Used with why or when

• what: During the experience, the researcher observed each participant and was able to simultaneously observe what he was viewing in the HMD.

Preposition: during

• interview: They highlight many of the issues that they have observed during interviews with disabled students.

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• experimentally: Estimates suggest moving ESs may be experimentally observed as approximately 10 fs pulses with velocity up to 1/10th that of light.

Used with why or when

• when: All are able to make life and all can be observed when that life becomes intelligent.

• which: No systematic variation in the dipole tilt angle was observed which could explain these observations.

• where: But some problems have been observed where this has not worked.

Present participle complement

• nest: Twelve species were observed nesting at the marsh, 30 % in cattail and 30 % in Palo Verde trees.

Preposition: in

• cps: After august and medicaid eligibility variables uninsured inappropriately dilutes observed in the cps.

• patient: Caution should be especially observed in patients with hepatic insufficiency.

• simulation: While drift may be observed in direct numerical simulations, these computations are often expensive and lack generality.

Preposition: by

• observer: Time in a moving system will be observed by a stationary observer to be running slower by the following factor.