Sentences with phrase «classical bits of»

Unlike the classical bits of data in a computer, which are decidedly either a zero or a one, qubits hover in an indecisive fog somewhere between these two values.

Such states differ from classical bits of information in a computer, recorded as either a 0 or 1; a quantum bit is both 0 and 1 at the same time.

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When I was doing brand management at Coca - Cola, I became a bit indoctrinated into the classical sales and marketing way of things, which is very data driven.

But any classical theists who admit that their belief is only the most plausible conclusion based on the evidence available must regard this difficulty as another bit of evidence against their idea.

Saying the European renaisance was BECAUSE of arab influence might be exagerating the case a bit, but what is true is they generally came into contact with classical greek philosophy through Arab translations because in Europe most of the copies of those texts had been lost.

Classical mechanistic science said the world was made of bits of matter organized into bigger bits.

(See the Problem of Evil in Process Theism and Classical Free - Will Theism by William Hasker; Traditional Free Will Theodicy and Process Theodicy: Hasker's Claim for Parity; «Bitten to Death by Ducks»: A Reply to Griffin; On Hasker's Defense of his Parity Claim by David Ray Griffin (see www.religion-online.org.)

Along with dualistic mythology several developments in scientific thought since the seventeenth century have contributed to the exorcism of mind from nature: first, there is the cosmography of classical (Newtonian) physics picturing our world as composed of inanimate, unconscious bits of «matter» needing only the brute laws of inertia to explain their action; second, the Darwinian theory of evolution with its emphasis on chance, waste and the apparent «impersonality» of natural selection; third, the laws of thermodynamics (and particularly the second law) with the allied cosmological interpretation that our universe is running out of energy available to sustain life, evolution and human consciousness; fourth, the geological and astronomical disclosure of enormous tracts of apparently lifeless space and matter in the universe; fifth, the recent suggestions that life may be reducible to an inanimate chemical basis; and, finally, perhaps most shocking of all, the suspicion that mind may be explained exhaustively in terms of mindless brain chemistry.

Classical physics carved the universe up into bits of substances called particles, each one independent of its neighbors.

The bits of matter in the classical picture of physical reality are incapable of being taken up into any sensitive salvific scheme.

Though firm at initial first bite the cake begins to melt away into this wonderfully buttery, vanilla, orange classical symphony of flavors.

A few years ago when my kids were a bit younger, I chose to incorporate much of the Charlotte Mason method into our homeschool, so of course this lead me to resources which supported the method (like classical music, poetry books, nature study journals).

My kids especially love that each year contains work in each of the science disciplines (many classical - approach history programs do biology one year, chemistry the next, etc.) The format is not step - by - step, so this curriculum requires a bit more planning than some others, but it's well worth the effort.

There has been a bit of a debate waging over the past week about «classical (or economic) liberals versus social liberals,» partly due to the launch of the Social Liberal Forum and exacerbated by a recent editorial in Liberator Magazine.

And with 5 qubits — each a unit of quantum information, similar to a digital bit in classical computers — IBM's machine isn't in the top tier of quantum machines.

So, if Alice measures the black hole's spin before and after dropping the qubit, the change in the spin is analogous to a bit of classical information transmitted by Bob from within the black hole to Alice outside.

All classical information - processing machines are subject to these laws — and because information seems to be rattling back and forth in our brains, do the laws of information mean that our thoughts are reducible to bits and bytes?

Quantum computers could revolutionize the way we tackle problems that stump even the best classical computers, which store and process their data as «bits» — essentially a series of switches that can be either on or off.

In classical computers, bits of information exist in one of only two states: zero or one.

Unlike a digital bit in a classical computer, which can take the form of either 0 or 1, a qubit can be both zero and one simultaneously, throwing open the door to vastly more powerful computation.

Unlike classical computers, where the basic unit of information, the bit, is either 0 or 1, qubits can be 0, 1, or any mathematical superposition of both, allowing for more complex operations.

The big advantage of quantum bits, and the point of developing them, is they contain more information than a classical bit — meaning quantum computers can use them, in theory, to solve super complicated equations much faster than a normal computer could.

A classical computer has a memory made up of bits (units of information), where each bit represents either a one or a zero.

Unlike classical computer bits, which utilize a binary system of two possible states (e.g., zero / one), a qubit can also use a superposition of both states (zero and one) as a single state.

As in classical computing, a quantum bit (qubit) can have a value of 0 or 1.

Traditional «classical» bits measure the amount of physical resources you need to encode a message.

«So there is plenty of space to intersperse the key classical components such as interconnects, control electrodes and readout devices, while retaining the precise atom - like nature of the quantum bit.»

These machines, which are still in the earliest stages of development, exploit the physics of objects that can be in multiple states at once, encoding information in «qubits», rather than in the on / off state of classical bits.

«This conditional phase shift is the prerequisite for the implementation of a truth table assigning output signals to any combination of input bits in a deterministic way, similar to a classical logic gate.,» Dr. Stephan Ritter explains.

In contrast to classical bits, these «quantum bits» can be in a coherent superposition of both states.

Confidently cinematic in classical and modern terms, layered with subtleties but also a straight - ahead, crowd - pleasing comedy, with more witty lines and bits of visual imagination than a dozen regular movies, O Brother is where thou shouldst be.

During his first few decades as an actor, Bill Macy took whatever was readily available: poetry - reading jobs, movie bits, comedy - record gigs (he's the operatic cabdriver in the classical music lampoon The Wurst of PDQ Bach) and off - Broadway stage assignments.

Based on a true story, the life of a petty criminal of the Casanova variety (romance the ladies and steal their jewels) who becomes the head of the police in Napoleonic France, A Scandal in Paris is as effervescent a bit of classical Hollywood storytelling as ever there was.

There's a little bit of biographical information (she gives a a nice tour of the music school she spent 15 years growing up at, we see her packing her luggage) but mostly it's only interesting for her performances: Most of a Korngold Violin Concerto, a rehearsal of a Mozart Sonata for Piano and Violin, a really cool performance at a bar that's experimenting with classical music concerts in a club setting.

«Jaffa to Stamboul» is a really lovely piece with a charming melody heard initially for solo duduk over soaring strings; «Arrival» turns the tables a bit, with choppy strings providing real urgency, rhythmic accompaniment from percussion seeing the pace growing; then «The Orient Express» offers a full - on romantic musical portrait of classical train travel, full of buzz and energy and beauty, with a wonderful theme introduced (barely heard again, sadly).

We had to figure out, bit by bit, how to create a continuity between two worlds of Ireland and America — but also how the film aesthetically should become more classical as it was going on, as [Saoirse Ronan's] character [Eilis] was developing.

Newly minted Oscar nominee James Franco caused a bit of a ripple in the blogosphere the other day by casually slighting «The Social Network» — claiming the film fails to deal with the communication revolution that (to his mind) it's supposed to be about, and further suggesting that its approach is too «classical» (read: conservative)-LSB-...]

The gameplay itself is very smooth, hardly lags, and is reminiscent of both classical (yet expanded) Nintendo games, namely Mario and a little bit of Zelda mixed in.

The story of Clytemnestra is told in bits and pieces across several play cycles from the Classical period, and before.

You may have noticed I'm usually tweeting one killer bit or another of contemporary classical music as it streams across the effluvia from NPR affiliate Q2 Music in New York.

So I think that show inspired my music selection for Moon Dark — I wanted something with a bit of modern rock mixed into the classical music, and it really did give the trailer a unique voice and sensual drive.

Awesome mix of classical orchestra, with a touch of Russian inspiration and a myriad of metal bits and electrical stuff.

As a drummer in a metal girl band, (members consisting of Rinko, Mani, Shuumi, Kia and Erii,) your job is to drum to the beat of classical songs that have been rockified and there is quite a bit to learn.

Mixed Reviews at New Istanbul Fair — Reports from exhibitors and collectors at the new All Arts Istanbul fair revealed a bit of puzzlement at the combination of traditional Turkish crafts and classical artworks, which sold well overall, and edgier contemporary art.

At first, I found it a bit dissonant as classical concert audiences are considered to be sophisticated but, perhaps, one never knows whether a madman will run on the stage damaging the keys with a hammer, in the same vein as the vandal who damaged Barnett Newman's work, «Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue III», with a Stanley knife.

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That means that wild experimentation is not on offer, and even the more punk galleries, such as Berlin's Galerie Buchholz and New York's Maccarone, have organized more classical presentations of paintings, sculpture and a bit of photography, streamlined and saleable.

You know, when you see all of this together,» he says of the classical works around us, «it can kind of become a bit... heavy.»

Seeking the relief of a more classical dryness, Pollock in 1951 and 1952 reduced his palette to black and white and returned to the firmer unities of his first style, emphasizing draftsmanship and making his blacks bite vehemently into the unsized canvas like an engraver's line.

It may be a bit simplistic, but in thinking about the circularity of the attribution studies (a point I agree with), I tend to think in terms of two of the classical logical fallacies.