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Observation
OBSERVATIONS ON NEGATIVITY OF THE FINAL VENTRICULAR T WAVE OF THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
Observation Generale N° 3 sur la Charte africaine des droits de l’homme et des peuples: Le droit à la vie (Article 4)
Observation of Individual Fluorine Atoms from Highly Oriented Poly(Tetrafluoroethylene) Films by Atomic Force Microscopy
Observation regarding Notice of Question of Privilege against Shri Shatrughan Sinha, member Rajya Sabha and Shri Viswanathan, sociologist for allegedly casting aspersions on the Office of Speaker in an article published in the Times of India, dated 13.08.2006. (22-Aug-2006)
Observation regarding discussing all issues in Proper and Orderly Manner in the House. (20-Dec-2012)
Observation regarding making available of detailed Demands for Grants, Outcome Budgets and Annual Reports. (14-Mar-2011)
Observation regarding possibility of inclusion of non-taxation proposals in Finance Bill. (5-May-2016)
Observation regarding visit of Indian Parliamentary Delegation to Russian Federation from 10 to 14 July, 2017. (19-Jul-2017)
Observationes Anatomico-Medicae, de Monstro Bicorporeo Virgineo A. 1701. Die 26 Oct. in Pannonia, Infra Comaromium, in Possessione Szony, Quondam Quiritum Bregetione, in Lucem Edito, Atque A. 1723. Die 23 Febr. Posonii in Caenobio Monialium S. Ursulae Morte Functo Ibidemque Sepulto. Authore Justo Johanne Torkos, M. D. Soc. Regalis Socio
Observationes in Rutilii Claudii Namatiani carmen De reditu suo scripsit Aug. Wilh. Zumptibus
Observations Made at Rome, by the Late Reverend Mr. John Ray, of the Comet Which Appeared Anno 1664. Communicated to the Publisher by Mr. Samuel Dale
Observations Made in Italy of a Lunar Eclipse, Which Happened the 8th of Sept. 1718. Extracted from the Giornale Di Literati of Venice
Observations Made in Italy of a Lunar Eclipse, Which Happened the 8th of Sept. 1718. Extracted from the Giornale Di Literati of Venice
Observations Upon Magnetic Storms in Higher Latitudes
Observations Upon the Dissolutions and Fermentations Which We May Call Cold, because They are Accompanied with a Coolness of the Liquors into Which They Pass. And of a New Thermometer. Extracted Out of a Discourse, Which Mr Geoffroy, F. R. S. Made in the Public Meeting of the Royal Academy of Sciences, the 21st of April, 1700
Observations and Experiments on the Colour of Blood. By William Charles Wells, M. D. F. R. S.

Observations connected with astronomy and ancient history, sacred and profane, on the ruins of Babylon

Observations in reply to T. Wharton Jones's strictures
