Sentence examples for global phases from inspiring English sources
The data aggregation or data fusion phase (DFP) is further classified in local and global phases respectively.
Note that in the computational basis, one can write, e.g., begin{aligned} exp biggl -i frac{phi}{2} hat{sigma}^{z}_{1} hat{sigma}^{z}_{2} biggl -ibegin{pmatrix} 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 0 & e^{iphi} & 0 & 0 0 & 0 & e^{iphi} & 0 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 end{pmatrix}, end{aligned} (30) where we have neglected global phases.
Up to irrelevant global phases, which we ignore from now on, Z = exp ( i π 2 Z ) and X = exp ( i π 2 X ) and hence Z 1 n = exp ( i π 2 n Z ) and X 1 n = exp ( i π 2 n X ).
10.7554/eLife.04220.005 Figure 3. Sharp Transition between local and global phases of the search.
(A ) Example analysis based on a single trajectory shows fast (several minutes) switching time between the local and global phases of the search.
However, none of these measures could reliably predict the switching point between local and global phases of the search, until we looked at the normalization constant representing that the likelihood of finding food elsewhere.
"A global phase-down of HFCs would eliminate more heat-trapping gases by 2050 than the United States emits in an entire decade," he said in a statement.
Mary Bruce Warlick, principal deputy assistant secretary of state for the US government's bureau of energy resources, used the Melbourne summit to call for a global phase-out of fossil-fuel subsidies.
A global phase down of HFCs could potentially reduce some 90 gigatons of CO2 equivalent by 2050, equal to roughly two years worth of current global greenhouse gas emissions.
Crucially, Abbott's "enemies" have failed to come to terms with the characteristics of the new global phase of capitalism: that capitalism and democracy are becoming increasingly incompatible and business wants to completely free itself from democratic regulation.
Mr. Peterson helped lead a task force whose work contributed to the global phase-out of chlorofluorocarbons, the organic chemicals widely used as refrigerants that contribute to depletion of the ozone.
