Sentence examples for either the outcome from inspiring English sources

To avoid this kind of problems, GRW postulated that spontaneous localizations are characterized by multiplications by Gaussians that are centered around certain positions, e.g. the position corresponding to either the outcome 'up' or the outcome 'down' in the state |ψ7>.

Technically speaking, a precise localization is achieved by multiplying |ψ7> by a delta function centered on the position corresponding to either the outcome 'up' or the outcome 'down' (see the entry on collapse theories, section 5 and Albert 1992, chapter 5); where the probability of each of these mutually exhaustive possibilities is ½.

It is unclear how to deal with these patients when conducting research where smoking status is either the outcome of the research or an explanatory factor for patients' health.

Indeed, PAGs might be either the outcome of (one or more) HGT s) or of internal recombination events with chromosome(s) residing the same cytoplasm but possessing different compositional signatures.

However, the occurrence of a fused hisNB gene in other lineages enlarged its distribution raising the question of the origin of this fusion in these phyla, i.e. if it is either the outcome of convergent evolution or a horizontal gene transfer event (HGT).

The strain this would put on the M4 motorway and the Severn Bridge toll booths does not bear thinking about and, since the trains are now about as reliable as taking a stagecoach across Monument Valley with Geronimo on the rampage, it is to be hoped that either the outcome of the quarter-finals or the semi-final draw rules out such a possibility.

Either way, the outcome is woeful.

In either case, the outcome could not be considered safe.

Either way, the outcome was out of his hands.

Either way, the outcome could not be more timely.

They concluded, "Either way, the outcome represents a colossal contempt for ordinary Zanzibari people and their aspirations for democracy".