Hence, the Meyer argument is effectively rebutted (without recourse to Mermin's requirement): Even if there were only observables corresponding to the rational directions in R3 (which in itself is an implausible assumption) a theory assuming that they all have noncontextual values faithfully revealed by measurement will be measurably at variance with QM.
Even at the time, never mind now, this was measurably not true.
High pressure makes it measurably harder for a cyclist to penetrate the air and Wiggins said he could perhaps have gone some 700 metres further without the barometer hitting over 1030 millibars.
And, less measurably, it is a source of economic optimism: a boost to consumer and business sentiment.Not quite the rising tide that lifts all boatsIts economy, however, for all its three-decades-long boom, still only accounts for 8% of global GDP in current dollars; domestic private consumption, though growing fast, remains a small part of national GDP by global standards (36%).
"How long", he asks, "until Merrill Lynch appreciates the power of single women investing and changes its trademark logo, the testosterone-charged bull, into something more graceful?"Note, finally, Mr Penn's prediction that, because there are "measurably fewer men in play... suddenly, the balding guy with the solid job, and the reasonably good fatherhood potential, starts looking kind of hot".
Most obviously, it could put more emphasis on print, radio and the internet, where people can also ignore ads but not always so obviously and measurably.
In many ways, in fact, they are measurably better.
American life insurers, he says, are measurably stronger than their European counterparts.Asbestos aside, the biggest risk now lies in America's tort laws.
A few days earlier he had declared the economy to have done "measurably better" than expected.Mr Obama's good spirits are well grounded: America's recession appears to be coming to an end.
It does think the Nairu will rise measurably in the euro area, where relatively rigid labour markets mean someone who loses a job will take much longer to find another, during which time his skills atrophy.
Comcast, his cable-data provider, sends a minimum of three envelopes a week.The ugly truth is that the cost of mailing and the measurably slight return from offers keeps the flow of junk coming without bad karma until it is quantified and revealed, potentially by an app like this one.
