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Discover LudwigThe word "singularities" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to things or qualities that are unique, distinctive, or unusual. For example, "The singularities of each person's life story make them unique and special."
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Finally, at singular points in these relations singularities are determined that mark qualitative shifts in the system, such as the formation of thunderstorm cells, the eye wall, and so on.
For this reason, some philosopers and physicists have suggested that we should not speak of "singularities" at all, but rather of "singular spacetimes".
Many eminent physicists believe that general relativity's prediction of singular structure signals a serious deficiency in the theory; singularities are an indication that the description offered by general relativity is breaking down.
Dr Perelman overcame this difficulty by cutting off the singularities, continuing with the Ricci-flow application and then rejoining the transformed objects later.
It would therefore be quite a boon if Dr Mathur is correct, and singularities do not actually exist.His result also has a bearing on wider cosmological issues.
But if the conformal factor j is chosen to "blow up" as the missing points p1 p4 are approached, the resulting spacetime is geodesically complete intuitively, the singularities have been pushed off to infinity.
Finally, these differential relations of an individual language determine singularities or remarkable points at which the pattern of that language can shift: the Great Vowel Shift of Middle English being an example, or more prosaically, dialect pronunciation shifts.
From these examples we can see that Ideas structure the intensive processes that give rise to the behavior patterns of systems, and their singularities mark the thresholds at which systems change behavior patterns.
where m0 is the rest mass, to the classical formula p = m0v in the limit as v→0".[3] (Nickles, 1973, p. 182) This is a regular limit there are no singularities or "blowups" as the asymptotic limit is approached.
This is a war of fractal complexity, waged worldwide against rebellious singularities that, in the manner of antibodies, mount a resistance in every cell".
McGee (1994, p. 190) presents Popper axioms as a '[n]atural generalization of the ordinary notion of conditional probability in terms of which the singularities that otherwise arise at the edge of certainty no longer appear'.
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