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The other asserts that incompatible quantities (those whose operators do not commute, like a coordinate of position and linear momentum in that direction) cannot have simultaneous "reality" (i.e., simultaneously real values).

They were simultaneously real and abstract, emotionally complex and philosophically stylized.

Both possibilities are equally and simultaneously real — until the box is opened and the cat observed.

It was a sublime, ridiculous Hollywood moment, canned and simultaneously real.

Thus they establish the first premise: either quantum theory is incomplete or there can be no simultaneously real values for incompatible quantities.

Although Mandelbrot did not show simultaneously real and artificial rank distributions, arguably he inappropriately used equations that had been derived for individual ranks (e.g., Fig. 1 of [18] and Fig. 2 of [8]).

Simultaneously, real-time bioimaging was confirmed by an anatomical analysis to investigate the organ-specific accumulation of conjugates.

In this paper the problem of channel-aware opportunistic resource allocation for the downlink in CDMA wireless networks supporting simultaneously real-time multimedia and non-real-time data services is addressed.

The main components of the system consists of a remotely located video CCD camera, a specially designed hardware system for real-time image acquisition and for controlling the illuminator and the alarm system, and various computer vision algorithms for simultaneously, real-time and non-intrusively monitoring various visual bio-behaviors that typically characterize a driver's level of vigilance.

The combined system appeared to be capable to simultaneously real-time image the biometry of the anterior segment, including the ciliary muscle, in vivo during accommodation.

The fusion imaging system, displaying simultaneously real-time ioUS and preoperative MRI, provides an excellent support when interpreting ultrasound imaging and for orientation.