Sentence examples for quantum manner from inspiring English sources

Hence, mass was also treated by Dorda in a quantum manner; indeed, Hameroff and Penrose 1,20,21 also introduced gravity into their Orch OR equation and thereby derived an estimate of 25 ms for the duration of a moment of protoconsciousness, which is very similar in value to Dorda's minimal estimate (24.9 ms) of a quantum of time.

Haroche and Wineland have been able to do experiments which involve manipulating individual particles while maintaining their quantum nature; this is very difficult to achieve because particles tend to interact with the environment and then behave in a classical (non-quantum) manner.

But all the time he has been studying things like the quantum principle and the manner in which kinetic forces act on objects.

Change doesn't occur in society in the manner of "quantum jumps," from zero to one instantaneously.

The story is told in the manner of "Quantum of Solace", with Bond as catalyst for story told in flashback, rather than as a main character for action.

We are not able to resolve the explanatory gap because the realm of subjective experiences is cognitively closed to us in the same manner that quantum physics is cognitively closed to elephants.

This stabilizer-free approach is analogous to the fabrication of carbon onions via arc discharge in water [10], but different from surfactant/copolymers or other template-assisted assembly of Au nanoparticles in a desired manner and quantum-size-related properties for applications toward biology, catalysis, and nanotechnology [11, 12].

We present data on arrays of highly uniform InGaAs quantum dots fabricated in this manner.

This demonstrates the proof of principle of the manner in which quantum dots can be combined with currently "less common" imaging techniques to provide high resolution of detail that was not possible before.

Solutions to such equations may be used to dilate quantum dynamical semigroups in a manner that generalises, and gives new insight into, that of R. Alicki and M. Fannes (1987, Comm. Math. Phys.108, 353 361); their unitarity condition is seen to be the usual condition of R. L. Hudson and K. R. Parthasarathy (1984, Comm. Math. Phys93, 301 323).

Missing parameters and topology files for ligands are included either by adopting similar parameters from the available force field or by quantum mechanical calculations in a manner consistent with the employed force field.