Sentences with phrase «superposition of»

«With superposition of data, computers are leaping from a flat world into a world with dozens of potential dimensions.»

Once our lines are positioned on the map, an extra step is needed for the perfect superposition of each individual character.

The glacial periods («winter») and interglacials («summer») would vary in length — again, on the scale of years to decades — and would appear random: the superposition of three different sine functions has an erratic pattern of peaks and troughs when you zoom in.

The way they combine is not simple: the superposition of three sinusoidal functions with different periods is generally a mess, and often one cycle will cancel out the effects of another.

Even then, there is no polynomial superposition of the various models that can be made to emulate reality.

The sequence shows a superposition of sea surface temperature anomalies on anomalies of the sea surface elevation.

A composite analysis of satellite - based SST measurements reveals that in the tropical region the average strength of the storm - induced sea surface cooling can be explained by the superposition of an effect due to the storm intensity and an effect associated with the translation speed, and implies that the variability of upper ocean stratification may not be an important factor in this region

Hence the temperature trends over the past 135 years can be synthetized the superposition of a background linear warming trend with a triangular shape fluctuation, whose slope is +0.06 + / - 0.11 °C per decade.

But it is unclear whether or not the 1976 regime shift in North Pacific climate reflects an abrupt change in the extratropical atmosphere - ocean system or simply the random superposition of different climate signals, e.g., similar regime - shifts are reproducible in simple stochastic models forced by atmospheric noise and ENSO (Newman et al., 2003).

Indeed, some simulated rapid ice loss events arise from the (random) superposition of large internal variability on the large greenhouse - gas forced trend (Holland et al., 2008).

Only if you subscribe to the superposition of modes, which is not what we think is going on.

Prior to that time, the fashion was to consider solar activity as a superposition of Fourier components.

The general pattern results from the superposition of various cycles related to sun activity (11 years Schwabe cycle, 22 years magnetic cycle, Wolf 90 years cycle...) and oceans» thermal oscillations (PDO, AMO, ENSO...)

In your post you speak of a 1470 years cycle, whereas in the interview linked Sebastian Lüning speaks of a superposition of a 1000 years cycle and a 2300 years cycle which could give the statistical effect of a 1500 years cycle.

Adding and subtracting the leading pattern of internal variability to / from the forced response yields the 5 — 95 % range of trend values due entirely to the superposition of the NAO and human - induced climate change (see Fig. 2c, d for SLP and SAT, and Fig. 2g, f for SLP and P).

Here, we focus on the range of projected climate trends that results from the superposition of the GHG - forced climate change signal and intrinsic variability of the NAO.

The assumption is that this is a linear superposition of two independent pieces, so I'll write the heat uptake as.

And they conclude with: «These results support the hypothesis that the PDO is not a dynamical mode, but arises from the superposition of sea surface temperature fluctuations with different dynamical origins.»

Again, superposition of this changing background climate on projections with high resolution models resolving the relevant process does give valuable insights of the possible changes in risks and vulnerability.

2) Its yearly average values can always be decomposed EXACTLY over any finite interval as a linear superposition of discrete (line spectrum) sinusoidal harmonics by DFT analysis, which always ASSUMES N - periodicity.

Looking at «the superposition of millions» isn't necessarily going to improve your vision if you & your colleagues have overlooked something fundamental.

Much of the inter-annual to decadal scale variability in surface air temperature (SAT) anomaly patterns and related ecosystem effects in the Arctic and elsewhere can be attributed to the superposition of leading modes of variability in the atmospheric circulation.

My comment was just a reference to my previous blog post on heat uptake trends when there is a superposition of forced and internal variations.

The fact that there are features in the North Pacific of the same polarity as those in the high latitude North Atlantic raises the possibility that the abrupt NH cooling from 1968 to 1972 might be merely the result of a fortuitous superposition of largely independent cooling events in the two oceans.

Instead, the recent retreat is well described by the superposition of an externally forced linear trend and internal variability.

Internal variability as estimated from observations can't explain sea - ice loss Superposition of a linear trend and internal variability explains sea - ice loss Observational sea - ice record shows no signs of self - acceleration

The temperature and net flux responses for any arbitrary forcing series can then be forward modeled by convolution of the forcing data with the unit impulse response or by superposition of the incremental forcing values with the unit step - response.

They are the superposition of a background field and the effects of the upper atmospheric wave pattern.

Ry David Bradley's recent institutional exhibitions include «Art of the Matter», Contemporary Art Museum St Louis, MO, USA, 2016; «Painting, More Painting», Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne, Australia, 2016; «Face to Face», Palazzo Fruscione, Salerno, Italy, 2016; and «Superposition of Three Types», Artspace Museum, Sydney, Australia, 2016.

Bradford's surfaces are loaded with the detritus of everyday life, an endless superposition of scraps of paper that carry their own meaning and history.

All 50 books are different from each other, but what they have in common is a superposition of layers.

The city is a complex of neural connections, as a set of never lowering and superposition of synchronous interactions.

The result is a literal and radical superposition of spaces that produces new and unexpected relationships: between the artworks themselves and between the artworks and the space they occupy.

Interference explores the physical phenomena of the superposition of two or more waves resulting in a new wave pattern.

The art that results from such an impossible project is a sort of imaginative re-accommodation of truth, «a translation of reality into what has been read or a superposition of both».

In her works from the 1970s that are included in «Time Line», this investigation manifests through lines that cross different representational spaces, as well as through the superposition of different temporalities, which are concentrated in one single moment — another key aspect of her production.

The Copenhagen interpretation of twentieth - century physics says that observation (by observer) of set superposition of elementary particle result in realization of superposition which is observed.

And the last third of the movie takes place in a bizarre superposition of Malaysia and Indonesia where large crowds of locals somehow can't see vicious hand - to hand combat taking place in their midst.

The two preceding of these singular objects were examined by Sir William Herschel, and his son [JH] also; and the latter says, «The general form of elongated nebulae is elliptic, and their condensation towards the centre is almost invariably such as would arise from the superposition of luminous elliptic strata, increasing in density towards the centre.

When the trap holding them is switched off, the two microdiamonds, each in a superposition of two locations, fall vertically through the vacuum.

Kater Murch, PhD, an assistant professor of physics at Washington University in St. Louis, and collaborators Steven Weber and Irfan Siddiqui of the Quantum Nanoelectronics Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, have used a superconducting quantum device to continuously record the tremulous paths a quantum system took between a superposition of states to one of two classically permitted states.

Quantum particles can exist in a superposition of states, yet as soon as quantum particles are «touched» by the outside world, they lose this quantum strangeness and collapse to a classically permitted state.

It is important to note that the cat in this case is not a real one but an analogue for an object in a quantum superposition of two states with opposite properties.

It consists of the superposition of the planet and BD companion mass distributions, assuming that we can extrapolate the RV measured companion mass function for planets to larger separations and the stellar companion mass - ratio distribution over all separations into the BD mass regime.

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

«As a result of tunneling ionization in a strong laser field, a superposition of two quantum states of the hole occurs: it is similar to Schrödinger's cat that is simultaneously alive and dead; in this superposition the hole can be found at opposite ends of the molecule at the same time.

«The experiment begins with a single photon, which is in a quantum superposition of two states,» says Savona.

In 2010, a group led by Andrew Cleland at the University of California, Santa Barbara, made a 0.06 - millimetre - long supercooled metal strip simultaneously vibrate and not vibrate, putting it into a quantum superposition of states.

Some physicists have suggested that such experiments could test whether a superposition of two states could survive in a person's sensory system, and perhaps be perceived in the brain.

They put it into a superposition of both minimal and more vigorous oscillation, but the method they used to observe the system caused it to lose this dual state.