Sentence examples for peculiarities of quantum from inspiring English sources

This information can be processed and communicated but, because of the peculiarities of quantum measurement, at most one bit can be accessed.

One of the peculiarities of the branch of physics called quantum mechanics is that objects can be in more than one state at once, with the states of different objects tied together in ways that even Albert Einstein famously referred to as "spooky".

Thus, not only vertical BL or BP, but also the peculiarities of DW displacements determined by their quantum oscillations can be used as elements of logical algebra in the data storage devices based on magnetic materials.

This experiment (Feynman 1967, p. 130) "has been designed to contain all of the mystery of quantum mechanics, to put you up against the paradoxes and mysteries and peculiarities of nature one hundred per cent".

Apart from this peculiarity that either correlation can be observed, but not both for the same pair of quantum particles, the position and momentum correlations for the quantum particles are exactly like the classical correlations between two billiard balls after a collision.

Think of quantum mechanics as an oddsmaker.

Any form of quantum computing requires memory.

This requires the introduction of quantum mechanics.

It reflects the sizes of the quanta of quantum physics.

The power of quantum computers comes in "quantum superposition".

Novel technological applications of quantum optics are also under study, including quantum cryptography and quantum computing.