While some physicists still hold that self-centered view, most have come to believe that an inanimate measuring device, like the electronic detector in the cat experiment, can instantaneously make the " observation, " removing the quantum uncertainty.
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Some notable examples are the Samuel Oschin telescope ( formerly Palomar Schmidt ), the UK Schmidt Telescope and the ESO Schmidt; these provided the major source of all-sky photographic imaging from 1950 until 2000, when electronic detectors took over.
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I would imagine ( they don't publicise their actual operations ) that every part of the building has been searched by trained personnel with sniffer dogs and electronic detectors and that the old gheezers with lamps are purely ceremonial.
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They just sit there permanently on the moon, while Earth-bound researchers use telescopes to aim laser beams at them and measure the exact time the laser light takes to bounce from the reflectors and back to electronic detectors on Earth.
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Although electronic detectors installed five years ago significantly cut down on theft, the owner, Fred Bass, said that before the heightened security, Greek and Latin classics, books on higher mathemathics, philosophy, Judaica as well as other scholarly and religious books were targets.
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The term " loading gauge " can also refer to a physical structure, sometimes using electronic detectors using light beams on an arm or gantry placed over the exit lines of goods yards or at the entry point to a restricted part of a network.
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Any electronic detector for such a camera would also have to be extremely large, to maintain the desired angular field of view ( 2.4 x 3.6 meters ( ! ) to get the same field as the 35 mm objective gets with 35 mm film ).
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By outfitting these 1-meter ( 3 feet 3 inches ) telescopes with advanced electronic detectors built for the purpose, Stokes said, the smaller telescopes coulddetect asteroids as faint as the much larger proposed telescopes could with conventional detectors . ( The telescope Helin is using in Hawaii, also part of the GEODSS system, is presently outfitted with a much less sensitive off-the-shelf electronic detector ).
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By outfitting these 1-meter ( 3 feet 3 inches ) telescopes with advanced electronic detectors built for the purpose, Stokes said, the smaller telescopes coulddetect asteroids as faint as the much larger proposed telescopes could with conventional detectors . ( The telescope Helin is using in Hawaii, also part of the GEODSS system, is presently outfitted with a much less sensitive off-the-shelf electronic detector ).
