Sentence examples for classical states from inspiring English sources

Tyrannicides were often celebrated in antiquity, and some Classical states even legislated to exempt from prosecution those who killed a tyrant or would-be tyrant.

According to the theory of quantum mechanics, a scientist cannot look at an electron without jarring it out of its delicate superposition and collapsing it into a single one of its two classical states according to the weights.

And as the physicists who tried to create Maxwell's quantum demon know (see article), merely looking at the quantum-mechanical state of something alters it, from being a weird "superposition" of mutually exclusive classical states (such as pointing up or down) to being one or the other of them.

The relevant brains states themselves are viewed as classical states.

Despite the remarkable precision possible with classical states, improvements are still possible.

"A little bit of noise," as Kempe describes it, forces the quantum system--the "qubit --into one of the classical states, in which case only the two classical states--0 and 1--are available for manipulation.

Second there is the modern world, where "the classical state system remains intact".

In 2008 Haroche and collaborators were able to observe the photons inside the cavity change from a quantum state to a classical state.

IN 2002 Europe's then competition commissioner, Mario Monti, noted that tax breaks differ from "classical" state aid in that governments forgo revenue rather than paying out money.

Similarly, the sonata compositions of Carl Maria von Weber and Felix Mendelssohn, which generally followed the patterns of their Classical predecessors and were highly regarded in their day, contributed little to the evolution of sonata form away from its Classical state.

These analyses exactly coincide with those obtained from classical state.