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indeterminacy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Indeterminacy or
underdeterminacy may
refer to:
Indeterminacy debate in
legal theory Underdeterminacy...
- Categories".
Three aspects of
indeterminacy arise, of
which two
relate to
indeterminacy of translation. The
three indeterminacies are (i)
inscrutability of...
- The
uncertainty principle, also
known as Heisenberg's
indeterminacy principle, is a
fundamental concept in
quantum mechanics. It
states that
there is...
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Quantum indeterminacy is the
apparent necessary incompleteness in the
description of a
physical system, that has
become one of the
characteristics of...
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Indeterminacy in
literature is a
situation in
which components of a text
require the
reader to make
their own
decisions about the text's meaning. (Bal****...
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Indeterminacy is a
composing approach in
which some
aspects of a
musical work are left open to
chance or to the interpreter's free choice. John Cage,...
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Indeterminacy in
concurrent com****tion is
concerned with the
effects of
indeterminacy in
concurrent com****tion. Com****tion is an area in
which indeterminacy...
- A
lecture "Three
Indeterminacies,"
presented at the
Quine symposium at
Washington University in
April 1988. The
three indeterminacies are (i) the underdetermination...
- such as
quantum mechanics,
actually imply certain indeterminacies, such as the
relative indeterminacy of
quantum particles'
positions to the precision...
- A
quantum computer is a
computer that
exploits quantum mechanical phenomena. On
small scales,
physical matter exhibits properties of both
particles and...
