Sentence examples for unfamiliar quantum from inspiring English sources
One strategy for taking computers into a whole new realm of miniaturization is based on harnessing the unfamiliar quantum laws of the atomic world.
I tear through initially unfamiliar papers on Quantum Key Distributions, a potential method of encryption using quantum computing, and quantum algorithms, banking on exponentially increased computing power to tackle the most currently intractable problems, from molecular simulations to climate change models to stock market prediction for systemic risk.
Although the basic chemical structure of materials in this microscopic landscape remains unchanged, the materials often exhibit surprising properties shaped by the unfamiliar forces of quantum physics, which governs the behavior of individual atoms.
As it is absent from classical physics and from most quantum textbooks, the concept is unfamiliar, and one has to work through various examples in order to gain an intuitive as well as a formal understanding of how it deals with the various paradoxes and other conceptual difficulties of quantum theory.
If the latter is true, then the construction of a quantum theory of gravity may demand entirely unfamiliar elements.
Quantum gravity itself may be like this: an unfamiliar yet coherent arrangement of familiar elements.
Unfamiliar surroundings bring unfamiliar hazards.
PETER SCHJELDAHL: Unfamiliar, surprising.
Insistent, unfamiliar bird song.
