The observability of quantum jumps was predicted by Hans Dehmelt in 1975, and they were first observed using optical Bloch equations are not consistent with quantum jumps.
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Gunaratne asserts that this continuum takes a spiral form because it recognizes the possibility of quantum jumps from libertarianism to authoritarianism or vice versa following coups or revolutions.
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Another phenomenon of spike train generation happens in Type II neurons, where firing occurs at the resting potential threshold, but with a quantum jump to a non-zero frequency.
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Especially in its noun form, enabler, this word has made a quantum jump from hero to villain . ( In physics, a quantum jump is tiny but sudden.
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Especially in its noun form, enabler, this word has made a quantum jump from hero to villain . ( In physics, a quantum jump is tiny but sudden.
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The Rydberg formula, which was known empirically before Bohr's formula, is seen in Bohr's theory as describing the energies of transitions or quantum jumps between one orbital energy levels.
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The random jumps can clearly be seen in the top subplot, and the bottom subplot compares the fully simulated density matrix to the approximation obtained using the quantum jump method.
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King said he was pushing for it because he saw " an extraordinary opportunity, because of a confluence of circumstances, to make a quantum jump in long-term forest sustainability ."
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Pete Modreski, a geochemist with the U . S . Geological Service in Denver, also endorsed Hill's work, saying her findings have " advanced the science in quantum jumps ."
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The improvements are largely a result of the quantum jumps in computer capabilities in recent years, said Syed Omar Ishrak, vice president for the ultrasound division at GE Medical Systems.
