Sentence examples for classical picture from inspiring English sources

However many connectionists do not view their work as a challenge to classicism and some overtly support the classical picture.

In a classical picture, these two states represent atoms spinning about the direction of the x-axis with opposite senses of rotation.

Jim Dummett, of the Lost Picture Show, a replica of a classical picture house enclosed in a festival-ready tent, agrees.

At frequencies above the microwave region, with a few prominent exceptions (see bremsstrahlung; synchrotron radiation), the classical picture of an accelerating electric charge producing an electromagnetic wave is less and less applicable.

It was noted [18] that the classical picture seems incapable of explaining the silver chalcogenide data.

True physics is quantum-mechanical, and this implies a different idea of matter and action from Turing's purely classical picture.

In the collection called Frame, for example, classical picture-frame moldings are applied to minimal 1950s-style credressersdressers and nightstands, concealing drawers, as shown here.

These classical pictures of quantum states are helpful, but only up to a certain point.

The club hoped to attract high-rolling gamblers and was reportedly "furnished in a style beyond any preceding club: classical pictures, sofas and chairs covered with satin, etc".

"I'd say that Westerners prefer classical pictures which tend to be very dark.

The quantum state is not an 'intuitive' (anschaulich, also translated as 'visualisable') representation of a quantum object, but only a 'symbolic' representation, a shorthand for the quantum phenomena that are constituted by applying the various complementary classical pictures.