They consider that many things exist at once and they observe in them a certain order of co-existence, according to which the relation of one thing to another is more or less simple.
That both of these trend lines can exist at once poses some difficult questions for black leaders and institutions.
In quantum mechanics, multiple possibilities exist at once, and a quantum bit — qubit, for short — is not necessarily a "1" or a "0" but a combination of both.
It's a model of the world with time already built in, and so it is unchanging: past, present, and future all exist at once.
In the introduction to the show's catalogue, Hoptman posits a post-Internet condition, in which "all eras seem to exist at once," thus freeing artists, yet also leaving them no other choice but to adopt or, at best, reanimate familiar "styles, subjects, motifs, materials, strategies, and ideas".
Several things crucial to any political settlement must exist at once for Kashmiris to believe in the possibility of peace: talks between the government and the separatists; talks between India and Pakistan; a readiness by Indian politicians to temper their strident nationalism; and efforts by Pakistani generals to stop militants on their side crossing the border.
The promise of quantum computers is that both a zero and a 1 can exist at once, just like the perplexing premise described by the Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger in which a cat in a box can be simultaneously alive and dead until someone looks inside.
Five of the work's sections are called "Islands," revealingly identifying the relationship between the movements; for plotting a course through an archipelago neither denies that all the islands exist at once nor implies that the sequence of the journey is arbitrary.
Thus, God can make something exist at once which is actually infinite, and the same is as true of souls or angels as it is of bodies.
