Sentences with phrase «explained by quantum mechanics»

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And in any such case, it then becomes the interactions which experience has shown will have an impact on the molecule which controls the shape it takes and not anything intrinsic to the molecule considered in itself, or explained simply by the quantum mechanics of its constituents.

Of course the biblical version of quantum mechanics and particles physics will be explained by our fundie friends, be patient.

Of course the biblical version of quantum mechanics and particle physics will be explained by our fundie friends, be patient.

As a young professor at the California Institute of Technology, Pauling realized that he could explain the magnetism of certain molecules by the arrangements of their electrons and that this approach satisfied the predictions of quantum mechanics.

The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics By James Kakalios (Gotham) Professor and professed nerd Kakalios explains the quantum world through science fiction characters like Buck Rogers and Dr. Manhattan from Watchmen, who «gained independent control over his quantum mechanical wave function» to teleport and change his size.

I was fascinated by Michael Slezak's article describing a new take on the many worlds theory for explaining quantum mechanics...

Perfect liquids, Wang explains, have the lowest viscosity - to - density ratio allowed by quantum mechanics, which means they essentially flow without friction.

Brian Greene explains the «many worlds» interpretation of quantum mechanics (5 February, p 30) by stating «if quantum mechanics predicts...

While the strong sigma or covalent bonds were explained by the new theories of quantum mechanics, hydrogen bonds were seen as nothing more than an electrostatic attraction between charged particles and were explained according the principles of classical physics.

By way of some «very complicated quantum mechanics» involving «parabolic calculus» explains project supervisor Dr. Rutledge (Jeffrey Wright) in inscrutable, pseudo-scientific psychobabble, not in laymen's terms which a movie audience could comprehend.