zeno
IPA: zˈinoʊ
Root Word: Zeno
noun
- A male given name from Ancient Greek.
adjective
- (mathematics, philosophy) Requiring or involving an infinite number of intervals within a finite time.
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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.