Sentence examples for even quantum from inspiring English sources

This is important as it offers a quick and efficient way of directing light around the insides of an optical, perhaps even quantum, computer or communications system.

Chaos was found not just in the motion of the planets but in weather, disease epidemics, ecology, fluid flow, electrochemistry, acoustics, even quantum mechanics.

And indeed, since research into the Langlands program was initiated in the late 1960s, mathematicians have realized that "the same mysterious patterns" exist in areas of mathematics like geometry and even quantum physics.

But just as Christopher Nolan's magnificent Dark Knight trilogy managed to deepen the fantasy figure of Batman, and add vivid new layers while never skimping on the entertainment value of such an archetypal character, so I believe the three Daniel Craig Bond movies (yes, even Quantum of Solace), but especially the new one, have taken the fantasy and made it somehow seem richer.

Under certain conditions, elementary particles do not have to touch each other or even be in the same room for what happens to one to affect what happens to the other — a discovery that could win next year's Nobel and that in the meantime has inspired a whole new field of endeavor known as quantum information, quantum cryptography, quantum computing, even quantum teleportation.

The Robin Hood method could prove useful in other classical or even quantum problems.

He says even theoretical quantum computing could help scientists better understand the quantum world.

Even if quantum computers are years away from being built, he adds, studying quantum algorithms clarifies the nature of problems by probing their structures ever more deeply.

However, even if quantum mechanics implies that some physical effects are themselves undetermined, it provides no reason to doubt a quantum version of the causal closure thesis, to the effect that the chances of those effects are fully fixed by prior physical circumstances.

That's because, even though quantum mechanics deals in probabilities such as the likelihood of an electron being in one location or another the quantum waves that give those probabilities must still evolve predictably, so that if you know a wave's shape at one moment you can predict it exactly at any future time.

But even though quantum theory tries to describe the tiniest particles that make up matter and how they interact with each other and with energy, experimental quantum computers are anything but small.