QM
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Also Q.M. quartermaster.
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Etymology
Origin of q.m.
From Latin quoque matutino
Example Sentences
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It would expand lenders’ permissible sources to verify incomes beyond the relatively narrow range specified in current QM regulations.
From Washington Post • Sep. 4, 2018
After all, as discussed above, QM offers no reason why the whole system—electrons, slits and detectors combined—wouldn’t be in an entangled superposition before someone looks at the detectors’ output.
From Scientific American • May 29, 2018
According to QM, the world exists only as a cloud of simultaneous, overlapping possibilities—technically called a “superposition”—until an observation brings one of these possibilities into focus in the form of definite objects and events.
From Scientific American • May 29, 2018
Clearly, the laws of QM apply at all scales and substrates.
From Scientific American • May 29, 2018
"You should have some idea, being in QM."
From Industrial Revolution by Anderson, Poul William
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