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Что (кто) такое measurement cargo - определение
RELIGIOUS PRACTICE
Cargo Cult; Cargo cults; Cargo Cults; Phantom cargo; Cargo culting; Cargoism; Cargo-cult; Cargo cul; Cargo cultist; Cargo cultists
cargo pants
LOOSELY CUT PANTS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED FOR TOUGH, OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, CHARACTERIZED BY LARGE BELLOWS POCKETS ON THE LEGS
Cargo trousers; Cargo skirt; Cargo shorts; Combat shorts; Combat trousers
¦ plural noun loose-fitting casual cotton trousers with large patch pockets halfway down each leg.
Measurement in quantum mechanics
INTERACTION OF A QUANTUM SYSTEM WITH A CLASSICAL OBSERVER
Measurement in Quantum mechanics; Quantum measurement; Measurement of quantum entanglement; Quantum Measurement Problem; Measurement in quantum theory; Von Neumann measurement scheme; Lüders rule; Quantum measurement theory
In quantum physics, a measurement is the testing or manipulation of a physical system to yield a numerical result. The predictions that quantum physics makes are in general probabilistic.
combat trousers
LOOSELY CUT PANTS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED FOR TOUGH, OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, CHARACTERIZED BY LARGE BELLOWS POCKETS ON THE LEGS
Cargo trousers; Cargo skirt; Cargo shorts; Combat shorts; Combat trousers
Combat trousers are large, loose trousers with lots of pockets.
He was wearing black combat trousers and a hooded fleece.
N-PLURAL: also a pair of N
Википедия
Cargo cult
A cargo cult is a Melanesian indigenist millenarian belief system, often characterised as one in which adherents perform rituals which they believe will cause a more technologically advanced society to deliver goods. The consensus amongst scholars is however more nuanced, noting that such movements have to be understood as counter-colonial reactions to changing social and economic conditions, and that the 'cargo' aspect of such movements has been decontextualized, to the detriment of a fuller understanding.
