Sentence examples for quantum equivalent from inspiring English sources

One neat trick is to create qubits, the quantum equivalent of the 0s and 1s on which digital information is based.

To crudely analogize: It's the quantum equivalent of using a butane lighter instead of rubbing sticks to start a fire.

Qubit — whose name comes from "quantum bit", the quantum equivalent of a binary bit — has already made some significant headway outside of its original singular focus of e-commerce, Cooke added.

Put in simple terms, with a classical computer, a bit can only exist in a binary state of on or off,  whereas with quantum programs a qubit (the quantum equivalent of a bit) can exist in multiple states at the same time.

This corresponds to the quantum equivalent of motional narrowing.

This is one of a range of competing approaches to making qubits, the quantum computing equivalent of today's transistors.

Now, physicists have produced the quantum mechanical equivalent by forcing several tiny whirlpools of current in a superconductor to merge into a single "giant vortex".

One expects that the quantum mechanical equivalent is that (-tfrac{d^2}+V x2}+V(x)) is esa if and only if (int _{c}^{infty } tfrac{dx}{sqrt{-V x)}{sqrt{-V x.

This void is the quantum gravity equivalent of the quantum vacuum in quantum field theory.

Not disturbing it is the quantum-mechanical equivalent of not really looking.

Now, Alexey Ponomarev, Peter Hänggi, and colleagues at the University of Augsburg, Germany, have devised the quantum-mechanical equivalent of such a motor.