Sentence examples for evolving state from inspiring English sources
Vaidman 2010 argues that the proper way to describe the relevant microscopic particles is by the two-state vector which consists of the usual, forward evolving state specified by the measurement in the past and a backward evolving state specified by the measurement in the future.
Most importantly, the Act is outcomes-based, keeping it flexible in the face of changing technologies and evolving state practice.
The arguments in General Pinochet's case have revealed the evolving state of international law and its tangled relationship with national laws.
The upswing in hostile activity is a product of the still evolving state that many businesses find themselves in the wake of the financial crisis and global recession.
In the earlier work, we have showed that the EKF allows one to estimate the evolving state of the shock wave from a single pressure measurement, assuming that all model parameters are known.
From New York Times bestselling author and former U.S. secretary of state Condoleezza Rice and Stanford University professor Amy B. Zegart comes an examination of the rapidly evolving state of political risk, and how to navigate it.
Eudes Lopes is a Cornell Arts & Sciences PhD candidate in the Department of Anthropology whose research examines how distinctive currents of economic thought are contested on behalf of evolving state-market arrangements.
Therefore, the ultimate goal in this case is to estimate jointly the time evolving states and the unknown parameters of the model, x 1 k and θ, respectively.
We must also understand our formal cause — what's distinctive about us in our evolved state.
"There is a time and a place for certain interventions and now it is making sure we go to the more nuanced and evolved state".
"Individuation" is the word Jung used for the integration of conscious and unconscious required for a person to reach psychological wholeness, an evolved state of being he did not consider within the reach of every person.
