Examples of using Quantum objects in English and their translations into Slovak
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Forgive me, but what exactly are quantum objects?".
Quantum objects- in their true state- have never been seen by a human.
Anderson:"Remember what I said earlier about quantum objects and how.
Quantum objects are fundamental building blocks of matter, and they can appear both as a wave and a particle.".
Anne:"Okay, so Fifteen was trying to prove that quantum objects are influenced.
Neruda:“Quantum objects become increasingly granular or refined until they become pure light energy and cease to have mass.
In practice this means using the ultimate quantum objects: photons, the"atoms of light".
Fifteen felt that Einstein'stheories underestimated the influence that consciousness had on quantum objects”.
Okay, so Fifteen was trying to prove that quantum objects are influenced by consciousness.
This occurs when two quantum objects, such as photons, form at the same instant and point in space and so share the same existence.
Color=redSarah:"Okay, so Fifteenwas trying to prove that quantum objects are influenced by consciousness.
Quantum objects operating in the construct of LERM have an existence that is entirely different from macro objects like this table or chair.
This manifestation can be instantaneous because again, quantum objects originate in non-time and non-space…".
Smaller numbers of atoms are too unstable to act as bits, without neighbours to interact with and stabilise them,the atoms behaved like quantum objects that existed in multiple spin states at once.
So you're saying that the building blocks of matter-- these quantum objects-- have no existence unless someone is observing them….
It's really a belief in LERM and its unerringly perfect processes of creation--moving quantum objects from non-space and non-time to the world of matter in our time and space.
Dynamics of the surface states in another macroscopic quantum object, the superfluid 3He which is the topological insulator at ultra low temperatures, will be investigated experimentally as well as theoretically.
Wigner did not initially consider this a paradox; he argues that it wouldbe absurd to describe a conscious spectator as a quantum object.
Wigner originally didn't consider this much of a paradox, he argued it wouldbe absurd to describe a conscious observer as a quantum object.
Wigner did not consider this a paradox but argued that it would notmake sense to refer to the conscious observer as a quantum object.
And, quantum mechanics teaches us no reason to believe that a detector, which can be made as small as a few atoms,should not be described as a quantum object just like a photon.