Sentence examples for distinguishability from inspiring English sources

This second point, the distinguishability of the vibrational spectra of isotopically different molecules, is of great importance in the study of polyatomic molecules (molecules that contain three or more atoms).

However, the true pleasure of reperesentation comes from its distinguishability from the real thing.

City of Heroes, Second Life and slow-but-steady EVE Online all support the notion that different approaches to the MMO formula - in this case, superhero mythology, social sandbox mechanics, and economically driven sci-fi, respectively - lead to greater distinguishability and commercial presence.

Thus, it is argued, to talk of distinguishability requires at least two objects but we can imagine a universe in which there exists only one.

There are a variety of notions of statistical distinguishability.

Although we do not actually find ourselves in such situations, of course, still, it is insisted, distinguishability and individuality should be kept conceptually distinct.

It is tempting to identify evidential distinguishability (via the evidential likelihoods) with empirical distinguishability.

The point of the two Convergence Theorems explored in this section is to assure us, in advance of the consideration of any specific pair of hypotheses, that if the possible evidence streams that test them have certain characteristics which reflect their evidential distinguishability, it is highly likely that outcomes yielding small likelihood ratios will result.

This condition is only needed because our measure of evidential distinguishability, QI, blows up when the ratio P[oku | hj·b·ck] / P[oku | hi·b·ck] is extremely small.