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18 ore fa · One of the most notable explorations of the butterfly effect in film comes in the form of the aptly titled ‘The Butterfly Effect’ (2004), starring Ashton Kutcher. In this mind-bending thriller, Kutcher’s character possesses the ability to travel back in time and alter events from his past. However, each change he makes sets off a chain ...
4 giorni fa · The observed effect arises from the difference in ionic radii between the host material ions Y 3+ (R 0 = 1.019 Å) and the dopant ion Yb 3+ (R = 0.985 Å) (Figure 4e). The incremental introduction of dopant ions leads to a successive reduction in the LiYO 2 unit cell, thereby lowering the phase transition temperature from 265 K, for LiYO 2 :Er 3+ , 1%Yb 3+ , to 180 K, for 10%Yb 3+ ( Figure 4 f).
3 giorni fa · The butterfly effect:Lorenz, E. (2000). The butterfly effect. World Scientific Series on Nonlinear Science Series A, 39, 91-94.Animated Butterfly model:https...
1 giorno fa · Mark Johnston This past summer, i pulled up to work, and when i got out of my truck, i noticed that i’d hit a butterfly on the trip there. It was caught in the grille, dead as a doornail, but still intact. It was beautiful, even in it’s lifeless state, brown, but with perfectly round…
1 giorno fa · CF: The butterfly effect refers to a small ripple or fluttering of a butterfly having huge effects down the food chain. In the context of supply chains, a small delay, such as a ship being diverted from the Suez Canal, can have significant implications further down the chain.
1 giorno fa · Satoru asked, using the index finger of the hand holding the phone to twirl his hair. “Th-the train station! There were sightings of a man in a monk outfit, but it may not be him. I suppose–”. “No, it's fine. Catch ya’ later, Ijichi.”. He said, hanging up dispute the other man’s panicked rambling. Monk outfit, huh?
3 giorni fa · Definitions of butterfly effect. noun. the phenomenon whereby a small change at one place in a complex system can have large effects elsewhere, e.g., a butterfly flapping its wings in Rio de Janeiro might change the weather in Chicago. see more.
