Sentence examples for conceptual difficulty of from inspiring English sources

The interference pattern that results when a radiation front hits two slits in an opaque screen is often cited to explain the conceptual difficulty of the wave particle duality.

Though not easy to read, it brilliantly expresses the ambiguities and blind alleys as Galileo wrestled with the conceptual difficulty of introducing a non-geometrical quantity — time itself — into the proportions.

"And secondly we have the conceptual difficulty of establishing Cardiff as a Test match ground".

Indeed, for many physicists the measurement problem is not merely one conceptual difficulty of quantum mechanics; it is the conceptual difficulty.

Research in quantum gravity has always had a rather peculiar flavor, owing to both the technical and conceptual difficulty of the field and the remoteness from experiment.

This "second observer" situation captures the core conceptual difficulty of the interpretation of quantum mechanics: reconciling the possibility of quantum superposition with the fact that the observed world is characterized by uniquely determined events q, q′, q″, ….

The fact that Aurora B is active in the presence of unattached kinetochores poses a conceptual difficulty.

The conceptual difficulties of the approach and usefulness for model selection are discussed.

The conceptual difficulties of the holdings in each area suggest, however, that this advertising is largely deceptive.

However, these technical problems are closely related to a set of daunting conceptual difficulties, of interest to both physicists and philosophers.

Invoking decoherence by itself outside the framework provided by the histories approach does not solve the conceptual difficulties of quantum theory; see, e.g., Adler (2003).