| 11. | In statistical mechanics, a degree of freedom is a single microstate of a system.
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| 12. | The city-state and microstate is bordered exclusively by France and the Mediterranean Sea.
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| 13. | :: See microstate, the most famous of which is arguably the Hutt River Province.
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| 14. | Even when a system is entirely isolated from external influences, its microstate is constantly changing.
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| 15. | The microstate article doesn't really describe what I think you're asking about.
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| 16. | Cyprus placed second to last in its World Cup qualifying group, only finishing above microstate Andorra.
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| 17. | The microstate of such a system will be specified by a single point in the phase space.
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| 18. | But for a system with a huge number of degrees of freedom its exact microstate usually is not important.
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| 19. | In other words, a microstate in classical mechanics is a phase space region, and this region has volume.
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| 20. | Now, by microstate of an isolated system ( its information-theoretic joint entropy ) is constant in time.
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