Sentence examples for accessible observable from inspiring English sources

In fact, the measuring apparatus is always a macroscopic system with a huge number of degrees of freedom, and the pointer must be a "collective" and empirically accessible observable; as a consequence, the many degrees of freedom corresponding to the degeneracies of the pointer play the role of a decohering "internal environment" (for details, see Lombardi 2010; Lombardi et al. 2011).

Therefore, we have proposed a new single-ring OpenPET (SROP) geometry which can provide an accessible and observable open space with higher sensitivity and a reduced number of detectors than the DROP.

Environmental research involving children has the potential to collect biologic or behavioral information that is not otherwise publicly accessible or observable and to which patients or family members do not wish others, including investigators, to have access.

With this algorithm, we can sample the accessible space uniformly; any observable such as the mean mutational robustness can be estimated from a sample; and the estimate's uncertainty (error bar) can be computed as explained in Methods.

A typical value for σ is difficult to find since the input flow rate of CSF is not accessible to direct observation--only the fluctuations in the ICP are observable.

We start from the observation that in accordance with von Neumann conjecture (see [13]), all observables are equally accessible for manipulation with quantum states.

It implies a thinking process only accessible to the reflecting person and hence only observable by assessors through that person's interpretative descriptions.

If the model turns out not to be completely identifiable, identifiability may be recovered by extending the set of observables, however this may not be accessible in practice.

This observation suggests that the regions in which these class Ib genes are located may have an open or accessible chromatin configuration from the time of the first observable developmental stage.

Whilst the increased reliance on aeromedical services due to the withdrawal of the only accessible GP service is expected, the absence of an observable opposing response to the introduction of a new GP service is important.

In "Darwin 2009," I chose insects because these animals show original, extremely efficient, and easily observable adaptations; therefore, they constitute an exciting and accessible example.