Source Word
Heisenberg uncertainty principle
Proper noun
(physics,
quantum
mechanics)
The
principle
that
there
is
an
absolute
limit
on
the
combined
accuracy
of
certain
pairs
of
simultaneous,
related
measurements,
especially
that
of
the
position
and
momentum
of
a
particle.
Originally
posited
as
a
problem
of
measurement,
it
was
soon
refined
as
an
inherent
property
of
the
universe.
Japanese Meaning
ハイゼンベルグの不確定性原理は、量子力学の原理であり、特に粒子の位置と運動量など、同時に測定される関連するペアの測定精度の組み合わせに絶対的な限界が存在することを示すものです。
Sense（1）
(physics,
quantum
mechanics)
The
principle
that
there
is
an
absolute
limit
on
the
combined
accuracy
of
certain
pairs
of
simultaneous,
related
measurements,
especially
that
of
the
position
and
momentum
of
a
particle.
Originally
posited
as
a
problem
of
measurement,
it
was
soon
refined
as
an
inherent
property
of
the
universe.
