Sentence examples for classical regime from inspiring English sources

The classical regime I→II and regime II→ III transitions occur at the temperatures of 179 and 159 °C, respectively.

As such, it is particularly useful as a tool for describing decoherence in connection with attempts to solve the problem of the classical regime in the context of various different interpretational approaches to quantum mechanics.

Through the analysis of secondary nucleation theory, the classical regime I→II and regime II→III transitions occurred at the temperatures of 488 and 468 K, respectively.

We have designed a model system of such a vortex qubit and experimentally demonstrate here a protocol for the preparation and read-out of its states in the classical regime.

An influential account of Rome as a mixed constitution, in this case combining the three classical regime forms of monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy, had already been given by the Greek historian Polybius, who referred to this as the distinction of powers (Histories 6.11 18; see von Fritz 1954).

By the same token one can dismiss proposed variants of de Broglie-Bohm theory that are not based on the position representation, e.g. Epstein's (1953) momentum-based theory, which would utterly fail to exhibit the correct 'collapse' behaviour and classical regime, precisely because decoherence interactions are clearly not momentum-based.

The cellular process responsible for providing energy for most life on Earth, namely, photosynthetic light-harvesting, requires the cooperation of hundreds of proteins across an organelle, involving length and time scales spanning several orders of magnitude over quantum and classical regimes.

Accordingly, here we investigate the evolution of the difference between the ballistic quantum and classical regimes of transport, described by the quantum correction f Δ = f w ϵ − f.

Our analysis gives new insight on oscillation and concentration effects in the semi-classical regime.

The wage shock moves the economy into the neo-classical regime where the increase of real wage costs is the source of a depressed labor market.

I prove that the spectrum of a skew-shift Schrödinger operator contains large intervals in the semi-classical regime.