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discreteness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | distinctness, separateness, severalty |
| Type of | separation |
| Derivation | discrete |
Examples of discreteness
discreteness
It was unknown whether the source of this discreteness was the matter or the light.
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It is the local finiteness condition that introduces spacetime discreteness.
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In the theory of quantum mechanics, there is an inherent discreteness present in physics.
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Expressions of motion are particularly useful for studying discreteness in spoken and signed languages.
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The statistical variability introduced by the discreteness of charge and matter has become a major obstacle to scaling and integration.
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However, in a classical harmonic oscillator such as a lead ball attached to the end of a spring, we do not perceive any discreteness.
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As with computation, if anything, the discreteness of observables in nature makes universality easier, not harder, to attain.
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That is, if quantum computing comes from a fundamental discreteness of the universe, is there a fundamental limit to a Von Neumann Universal Constructor?
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The apparent discreteness is an artefact of the photopigments in the human eye and of the neural processing of our photoreceptor outputs in the brain.
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- The state of being several and distinct
