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...subjective measurement experiment semiconductor hole Pauli spectrum of reality animate observer hypothesis interface physical realm Introduction It was pointed out in Chap. 5 that the subjective exists in the mind domain and is not directly susceptible to experimental investigation...

... compared to classical mechanics Measurement process characterization Probability in QM vs in classical physics Uncertainty relations Trajectory and quantum objects Intrinsic quantum uncertainty and state concept Superposition principle Wave Function Spectrum of an observable...

... (i.e., a spectrum of practitioners such as schoolteachers, teacher-leaders, and teacher educators), and (2) the researchers. We describe some insights from the educational literature regarding the areas of teacher learning and research practice partnerships (RPP) and suggest some emerging PER...

... from audio spectrum, gyroscope, and sonar experiments. FIG. 3.6 Smartphone-Experiment: speed of an elevator (by https://phyphox.org/ ). Pedagogical Approaches In addition to the technological possibilities offered by smartphones for physical education, a question that arises is how they can be used...

... ). Artuc , E. , Bastos , P. , and Rijkers , B. , Robots, Tasks and Trade ( The World Bank , 2018 ). Azuma , R. T. , “ A survey of augmented reality ,” Presence: Teleoper. Virtual Environ.   6 ( 4 ), 355 – 385 ( 1997 ). 10.1162/pres.1997.6.4.355 Azuma , R. , Baillot...

... models across various industries are also being disrupted by the revolution. Industry 4.0 is being driven by various emerging techonlogies including but not limited to the Internet of Things technology (IoT), artificial intelligence, cloud computing, augmented reality, robotics, rapid prototyping...

... of MoR in a spectrum of logical acts from sensory perceptions/experiences (empirical and logical–empirical MoR) to abstract logical thinking (nomological and mathematical MoR). The empirical MoR is considered as being closer to the readers' perception; the Logical-empirical link empirical evidence...

... or the nature of reality philosophy has nothing to say, and in fact “… philosophy is dead. Philosophy has not kept up with the modern developments in science, particularly physics. Scientists have become the bearers of the torch of discovery in our quest for knowledge” ( Hawking and Mlodinov, 2010 , p. 5...

... and Vuille, 2012 ). These quite formal descriptions of physics equations are closer to a description of a mathematical structure than to a connection to a physical reality. The use of the mathematical structure of physics equations and their connection with physical reality is also desirable in physics...

... the electromagnetic spectrum. As a theoretical framework, Brandon's Matrix is simple enough to illustrate that the scientific method is not singular nor linear. At every stage of reasoning about scientific methods, argumentation can be considered. For example, a justification can be made about why a method includes...

... at the secondary level may, however, be more divergent, depending on cultural and societal aspects as well as on educational attitudes, school organization, resources, curricula, teacher education, etc., framed by national or regional traditions and realities. National or regional characteristics of teaching...

..., Melville, New York, 2023), pp. 3-1–3-16. LGBTQ+: An acronym that stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer, which represents the diverse spectrum of people who identify their sexuality and gender differently than our societally expected identities based on culture and assignment...

..., and curriculum). Studies of physics textbooks cover a wide spectrum of subject-matter topics. Breaking down the distribution from 39 secondary-school physics textbook publications considered for this review chapter, it was found that 41% of the papers deal with Mechanics, 26% deal with electricity...

... with the philosophy of physics. In the twentieth century, a philosophical position of logical positivism was advocated to understand measurement and observation. Observable variables are considered only as physical reality whilst nominal or metaphysical items are to be rejected as meaningless ( Williams, 2016...

... methods for the evaluation of nanofluid stability, and different mechanisms and ways for enhancing nanofluid stability. Meanwhile, they have displayed a wide spectrum of nanofluids future applications like biomedical, mechanical and energy applications. In addition, Markovic et al. (2012) have...

... Spectrum of an observable Quantum systems initially prepared in the same state evolve in a different way when subjected to a process of measure (a measure do not imply an incontrollable disturbance of the apparatus; the interaction process is intrinsically undetermined) Intrinsic (non-epistemic...

... and the greenhouse effect (e.g., Henriksen and Jorde, 2001; and Österlind, 2005 ). Similar results are reported consistently in different age groups by many other studies. Most students regard sunshine as a basic unit as opposed to a spectrum of frequencies; that is, they do not differentiate between UV rays...

... points in a wide spectrum of situations that can occur in educational practices. Such varieties complicate the analysis of the relationship between curricula and textbooks. According to Knight (2019) , textbooks include the body of knowledge that students are required to learn, have all the relevant...