Knowing
Observing
Observing adjective - Quick to notice; showing quick and keen perception.
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Knowing and observing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knowing" instead an adjective "Observing".
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- But just the same, an experienced player will have an easy time taking them down by observing their pitching patterns and knowing their batting lineup.
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By observing the relative timing of the sensor failures and knowing the layout of the wiring within the wing, the investigators were able to determine the path of the damage.
Source: Readings Are Off the Scale -
Think about it: language can summon people simply by knowing their name and observing proper ritual (Hey, John, please come over here), moving thoughts from your mind into the mind of another, mind controlling other people, creating illusions, and laying curses on your enemies.
Source: Language of Magic
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