If we can work out how nature functions without such precautions, we might be able to harness quantum theory for ourselves, creating highly efficient solar panels, for instance, or super-sensitive navigation tools.
Quantum hypercomputation is rarely discussed in the literature (See, e.g., Calude et al. 2003), but the most concrete attempt to harness quantum theory to compute the non-computable is the suggestion to use the quantum adiabatic algorithm (see below) to solve Hilbert's Tenth Problem (Kieu 2002, 2004)—a Turing-undecidable problem equivalent to the halting problem.
The current challenge facing researchers is to harness evolutionary theory to further our understanding of the clinical progression of cancers.
Harness the color theory effect of cool hues too — blues, greens and purples.
Good news from South Sudan, the world's youngest state: the two big players in its civil war are back in harness, at least in theory.
What better way to do that than to harness time-tested Darwinian theory to the cause of homeland security?" The lessons Sagarin ultimately derived from the natural world surprised even him.
5 If improvement practitioners are to harness the potential of theory, as recommended in this journal, 14 they need to identify transparent, workable and pragmatic approaches to integrating their data and engaging with wider theory.
As discussed above, its contributions show how a variety of methodologies and techniques drawn from crime opportunity theories can be harnessed in understanding and preventing crimes in the developing world.
One finds that traditional boundary element and finite element methods are largely consistent with this theory, but do not harness its full power.
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His theory involved harnessing the expansion and contraction of space itself.
