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か ん そ く 0
Most common form: 観測
observation; survey; measurement
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か ん そ く 0
noun
vascular bundle  (see also: 維管束; botany term)
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か ん そ く 0
noun
slow speed
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か ん そ く 0
noun
tube foot; ambulacral foot
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noun
observable (quantity)  (see also: オブザーバブル; physics terminology)
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JAXAの
ちきゅう
地球
かんそく
観測
えいせい
衛星
「だいち」が
さつえい
撮影
した
がぞう
画像
。
Images taken by the JAXA Earth observation satellite, 'Daichi'.
きんねん
近年
では、クエーサーの
かんそく
観測
を
おうよう
応用
したVLBIと
よ
呼
ばれる
ほうほう
方法
やGPSによって、プレートの
ぜったい
絶対
うんどう
運動
も
りかい
理解
され
はじ
始
めている。
In recent years, with a method called VLBI that uses quasar observations, and by GPS we have begun to understand the absolute movement of tectonic plates.
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