Sentence examples for conventional duality from inspiring English sources
"In our conventional duality, where you have a director and a conductor, even if they are the best possible people, it's not the same, what you see and what you hear, because they understand their roles differently," Mr. Fischer said.
We first consider the predictability and visibility measures of the qubit when the environment plays no role; the results are consistent with our conventional understanding of the duality principle.
"Looking at Christmas" may seem like a conventional work, but it shares the duality that has marked his entire career.
Feminist writer Martha Leslie Allen lauded the video, as well as Madonna, "for breaking free of the conventional portrayal of women yet again, and displaying their duality".
Yet, since (alpha) and (beta) as well as (psi) are dependent upon x, the duality is different from the one which is expressed by the conventional linear programming problems: The systems expressed by (3) and (6) are nonlinear.
In the conventional one-way direct transmission (DT) system, the rate maximization (RM) and margin maximization (MM) problems are of duality to each other and admit a unique water-filling solution [15].
In the earlier novels -- most notably The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn -- the protagonist enjoys a dual position -- at liberty to follow his own inclinations while retaining his conventional place as a respected member of the community -- and the resolutions of these works are built upon this duality.
With our improved understanding that a number of chemotherapeutic agents have, in addition to their conventional anti-cancer effects, an element of immune stimulation means that treatment strategies can be developed to exploit the duality of these drugs.
Psychological studies of highly creative people have characterized this tension in terms of such dualities as intellect and intuition, the conscious and the unconscious, mental health and mental disorder, the conventional and the unconventional, and complexity and simplicity.
