Sentences with phrase «completely losing the property»

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«In other words, such a superposition state always loses some of its quantum properties as the «droplet» flows completely into both puddles,» Albert said.

The study further adds that the brain's visual cortex does not lose all of its properties even when completely deprived of vision.

If your contents coverage is for replacement value, you will be much better equipped to completely replace your lost items than if your policy provides only for your property's actual, depreciated value.

We didn't lose any properties like many folks did, but our net worth was completely wiped out and we were over $ 2 million in debt.