zeno

IPA: zˈinoʊ

Root Word: Zeno

(mathematics, philosophy) Requiring or involving an infinite number of intervals within a finite time.

Examples of "zeno" in Sentences

The complex may be funded by Zeno.
Thus the calculus solution to Zeno.
He lived in the same house as Zeno.
Zeno, thanks for following up on these.
But Zeno didn't care about knowing that.
If we find a source that links this to Zeno.
That is the essence of the quantum Zeno effect.
For this reason Marcian tried to overthrow Zeno.
All of this is uncontroversial and Zeno would agree.
The quantum zeno effect is something he refers to in particular.
His most important pupil was Zeno of Citium, the founder of Stoicism.
Log in to Reply sgt. zeno (UID#16900) on November 25th, 2009 at 8: 15 am
I think this is the kind of thing that Brian looks for in CERN. zeno says:
Kawahara 1971, Tokyo recently exhibited at the Antwerp Zeno X Gallery, see zeno-x.com.
I cannot find a switch anything remotely updated from the “modern” switches of lutron. zeno
He's working on dolls that explain zeno transplantation, and also the spider gene into the goat, from a few years ago.
Each one of these decoherent events amounts to a little kick on the moon, which is a sort of quantum zeno process of reducing the quantum state of the moon.
Tanegli stood waiting, his squat solid bulk a bastion around which the smaller members of the party ranged: the three youngsters, Kai was relieved to see, appeared to be all right, as did the zeno-botanist Divisti.