Sentence examples for notion of complementarity from inspiring English sources

Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and Bohr's notion of "complementarity" are superbly dramatized.

One answer lies in the notion of complementarity: Having one product makes a person want another.

Consequently, it does not follow that all our future microscopic theories will have to take the notion of complementarity as fundamental.

For Bohr, a crucial part of this picture was the notion of complementarity, which holds that two apparently contradictory descriptions of a quantum system can both be valid under different observational circumstances.

Bohr's notion of complementarity is scarcely a scientific theory at all, but rather, another characteristic expression of the Copenhagen affirmation that 'this is just how things are': it is not that there is some deeper behaviour that sometimes looks 'wave-like' and sometimes 'particle-like', but rather, this duality is an intrinsic aspect of nature.

The notion of complementarity dominated Bohr's thinking in both science and philosophy.

Strategic partnerships in higher education have commonly been driven by notions of complementarity.

In the heart of the docking methodology is the notion of steric and physicochemical complementarity at the protein-protein interface.

From then on, the notion of exceptional family for complementarity problems has been generalized to set-valued mappings, or to more general spaces such as Hilbert spaces, Banach spaces, reflexive Banach spaces by several researchers.

In the pre-Inca period such notions of parallel descent were expressions of complementarity between men and women.

While you remain committed to Pope John Paul II's theology of complementarity, calling it an "anthropological fact," such a notion serves to keep women in the position of being the largest group in the world who are suffering in poverty.