Sentence examples for preferred basis from inspiring English sources

And, again, note that this does not mean that only branches in one physically preferred basis are real.

Note that Everett did not require a physically preferred basis to solve the determinate record problem to show that pure wave mechanics was empirically faithful.

Rather than take the branches determined by a physically preferred basis or those determined by, or roughly determined by, some decoherence condition to determine which physically possible worlds were real, he took every branch in any basis to have observational consequences and hence to be real in his operational sense.

On a two-party preferred basis the Coalition is ahead 53-47, based on second preferences from the 2013 federal election.

Labor's Paul Edbrooke is 336 votes ahead of the Liberal Sean Armistead in Frankston on a two-party preferred basis but, with 12 other candidates, both are waiting for the full preference distribution before claiming victory or conceding defeat.

On a two-party-preferred basis, Labor was leading the Coalition on 50.06% to 49.94% on a two party preferred basis at time of publication.

Labor's official launch was on Sunday, and the Liberals' is slated for next week, while the latest Newspoll shows the two parties neck-and-neck on a two-party-preferred basis, with 46% preferring Malcolm Turnbull as PM and 31% favouring Bill Shorten.

On a two-party-preferred basis, based on preference flows at the 2010 election, Labor's support is down seven points to 46% and the Coalition's is up seven points to 54%." Roberston and Dobell are seats on the central coast of NSW.

Newspoll, published in the Australian, has Labor slightly ahead of the Coalition on a 51%-49 51%-49arty-preferred basis.

A Herald Sun/Galaxy poll released on Friday predicted a 52%to48%8% lead for Labor on a two-party-preferred basis.

Foley's defiance comes despite Saturday's Newspoll showing the Coalition leading Labor by 55%to45%5% on a two-party-preferred basis.