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Note that since this term commutes with (sigma_{z,l}), it is compatible with a nondemolition measurement of the qubit states; more than that, its form is compatible with the view that the state of the qubits determines the value of the 'dielectric constant' of the linear resonator system, whose frequency can be probed by the phase shift of scattered coherent radiation.

But it's hard to stomach the fact that its form means that four rooms per floor look out on a blank wall 3 metres away.

Insisting that the future is undecided and that its form will be shaped by our present decisions Beauvoir argues that it is only by insisting on the dignity of today's human beings that the dignity of those to come can be secured.

"I'm sure the reason is that its form relates to the primitive hut, or a cave, and it's buried deep within the collective unconscious.

And what do you mean that its form is slack?

But "Take Care" isn't nearly the tragic album that its form would suggest.

When dance is slowed down so that its forms and images linger, though, viewers can immerse themselves in the continuity of the movement; there is time to become part of the dance, to inhabit it.

Yet it's a traditional language that found its form in the written works of modern Wuxia writers like Jin Yong, Liang Yusheng, and Wang Dulu.

Here, though, everything that found its form so well in Hergé's remix loses it catastrophically in Spielberg's.

The cell is what it is because it expresses a certain combination of genes that establish its form and function.

We explicitly obtain the entire set of transformations that leave its form invariant.