Sentence examples for quantum paper from inspiring English sources

This is where a new service called quanp (short for "quantum paper" and pronounced "kwan-puh"), launched today in beta, comes in.

At that point, there will be a new series of guidelines for developers called the "Quantum Paper Spec," which will speak to overall approach and best uses for the various elements, they report.

The Android Police post indicates that this new design framework is code-named "Quantum Paper," which they describe as "a hugely ambitious project, looking to unify and codify paradigms for visual, motion, and interaction design across all platforms, including web, Android, and iOS".

A recently revealed project called Quantum Paper looks to be set to bring a total redesign to Android software via distinct new guidelines, and Polymer is said to be a framework to hep make that happen via customizable, reusable interface elements.

Polymer offers a prototyping tool that lets you build responsive websites using predefined, customizable building blocks, and was recently discussed as being a part of Google's forthcoming design changes we covered here when it was known as its internal codename "Quantum Paper".

The first paper was the light quantum paper.

The recent quantum physics paper may give chip makers a way to adapt their current factories to generate tiny wavelengths of light that can generate very tiny circuitry.

For, on February 13th, D-Wave Systems, a firm based in Burnaby, near Vancouver, announced the existence of the world's first practical quantum computer.On paper at least, quantum computers promise to reduce dramatically the time needed to solve a range of mathematical tasks known as NP-complete problems.

BG: I was looking back over some quantum mechanics papers from the 1920s and in one article the scientist described an accident in his laboratory when a glass tube exploded, a nickel got tarnished and he heated it to get rid of the tarnish – he went through the whole story himself in the technical article.

It's no wonder that some journals rejected his early quantum-computing papers for being too philosophical.

Science today published a paper ("Quantum advantage with shallow circuits") by Sergey Bravyi of IBM Research, David Gosset of the University of Waterloo's Institute for Quantum Computing and Robert König of the Institute for Advanced Study and Zentrum Mathematik, Technische Universität München.