"locality" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to an area or locality along with its inhabitants, or to a specific geographical region. Example sentence: The locals in this particular locality have a strong sense of community.
In algebraic QFT, an algebra of observables is associated with bounded regions of Minkowski spacetime (and unbounded regions including all of spacetime by way of certain limiting operations) that are required to satisfy standard axioms of local structure: isotony, locality, covariance, additivity, positive spectrum, and a unique invariant vacuum state.
New York's Compstat gives every locality a precise picture of local criminality.
Those found petitioning in "sensitive places", such as Tiananmen Square, would be taken by police to a centre like Majialou where they would await collection by officials from their locality (or, more usually, by toughs recruited by local officials).
22. Bilgrami's defense of the "locality of content" should not be confused with Devitt's "localism" which is a type of context-invariant meaning molecularism that Bilgrami would reject.
It has also been used successfully to address a high incidence of urinary tract infections (UTI) in their locality.
Just as credit-fuelled personal debt spiralled out of control because there were no longer high street bank managers who knew the clients, knew the locality, and were able to make intelligent judgments about individual cases, so the sovereign debt world is now devoid of commonsense and balanced judgment in its dealings about nations.
It was, he claimed, only the differences in locality, atmosphere and individual constitution that rendered such gases a "slow or energetic poison".
The Rolling Stones, Black Sabbath and David Bowie recorded some early works there, and musicians including Jimi Hendrix and Phil Lynott bought their guitars from stores in the locality.
While these arguments challenge the view that the quantum realm as depicted by non-factorizable models for the EPR/B experiment must involve non-locality, they do not show that viable local, non-factorizable models of the EPR/B experiment (i.e., viable models which do not postulate any non-locality) are possible.
In any case, in what follows we shall focus on the question of whether the non-locality in the EPR/B experiment, as depicted by various interpretations of quantum mechanics, can be exploited to give rise to superluminal signaling.
Thus, a wide consensus has it that the quantum realm involves some type of non-locality.
