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interference | American Dictionary

interference
noun[ U ]
us/ˌɪn·tərˈfɪər·əns/
On the radio, television, or telephone, interference is noise, lines, etc., that prevent a clear sound or picture from being received.
physics
Interference between two waves happens when they have the same frequency and produce a force that is either stronger or weaker than one wave alone.
In sports, interference is an action that is against the rules which prevents an opposing player from completing a play.

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Instead, paternalism views the interferences as justified in themselves, not merely as permissible, all things considered.
Finally, quantum computing uses interferences between different registers as a resource.
In sum, to have any chance of identifying interferences correctly one needs to be sure that the data collected come from a truly monolingual mode.
We emphasise the role of computing interferences, that is, the necessity of avoiding them in order to give a causal implementation to logical operations.
However, in real life, interferences are not always that bad.
In the same way, spiritualism avoids logical interferences, but this does not mean that they do not make sense.
The approaches followed in circuit design to deal with computing interferences fall into two main classes.
Moreover, our encoding was also designed to avoid all interferences with other processes (if we restrict internal names for the request/server mechanism).
Interlanguage errors, also called interferences, are due to the first language influencing the second language.
Obviously, with proper design, the problem of interferences can be avoided yielding above emphasized necessary conditions of the integrated robotic system design.
At the lowest level, the correct functioning of a single component may be endangered by computing interferences within the component itself, due to internal loops and instabilities of internal variables.
There is a physical analogy: when you enter a plane, you are supposed to turn off your cellular phone, because of interferences: that is a smart spiritual move.
The interferences and resonances between these influences pose aesthetic questions that are explored within the piece and its performance, while remaining open for the analyst and audience.
To avoid unwanted interferences that might be caused by using the same sentence twice, different names were used in each of the two experimental sentences made from one stimulus sentence.
We want to use natural causes as much as possible, because artificial interferences are often fraught with great danger.
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