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In such a situation, tangent vectors, or more generally, tensors at two different points \(x^{i}\) and \(x^{i} + dx^{i}\), obey different transformation laws; consequently, their difference is not a tensor.

But once you take it into a new environment, you have to obey different rules.

But a super-small logic gate — one that consisted, say, of a single photon — would obey different, quantum-mechanical laws.

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The plots, which are cut together in no special order, obey different time schemes: Antonio and Milly's marital drama (which involves a prostitute played by Penélope Cruz, and a movie star played by Antonio Albanese) seems to occupy a single afternoon, while other strands stretch over weeks and months.

This phenomenon can occur if the order parameters obey different timescales.

Intellectual credit obeys different rules from the financial sort.

Music composed for theatrical purposes obeys different laws than does the music for concert performance or conventional opera.

As a variation on this theme, some cosmologists propose that the Big Bang gave rise to a multitude of universes, each obeying different laws.

Thus, the sole reason to prefer a quantum computer is that the subatomic world obeys different laws of probability than the ones we are used to.

That means each element of y obeys different distributions by randomly selecting d during embedding.