English Dictionary

hidden quantity

名詞

ラテン文字 可算名詞 不可算名詞

(Latin, phonetics) The pronunciation (long or short) of a vowel that appears before two consonants. / Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see hidden, quantity.

日本語の意味

二つの子音の前に現れる母音が、長母音であるか短母音であるかという発音の特徴（ラテン語、音韻論の用語） / 比喩的または慣用的な用法を除く、実際の意味としての使用例（詳細は『hidden』および『quantity』を参照）

In Latin phonetics, determining the hidden quantity of a vowel that precedes two consonants is essential for correct scansion.

ラテン語の音声学では、二つの子音の前に来る母音の長さを判断することが、正しい韻律を決める上で不可欠です。

意味（1）

(Latin, phonetics) The pronunciation (long or short) of a vowel that appears before two consonants.

The part which deals with Sounds, Inflection, and Word-Formation was written by the junior author, who is also mainly responsible for matters of orthography, hidden quantity, etc., throughout the book;

意味（2）

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see hidden, quantity.

This is consistent with the fact that an observation requires a measurement and, therefore, between observations, the unobservable ψ evolves in an unobservable way (according to Schrödinger's equation). In connection with this important remark, Bell [142] could state that the fact that a so-called hidden quantity “rather than ψ, is historically called a hidden variable, is a piece of historical silliness.”

hidden quantities （ plural ）