Entangled objects behave as if they were connected with one another no matter how far apart they are— distance does not attenuate entanglement in the slightest.
Instead, they always occur in groups of three (protons and neutrons), or in pairings of a quark and an anti-quark (pi mesons), and behave as if they were joined by rubber bands.
It is harder still to accept the idea that a particle can sometimes behave as if it were a wave.
Third, customers have to suspend disbelief and try to behave as if having the team explore its way to the final product will yield better results than specifying everything up front.
He must not insist on "rights" and must not behave as if his private property rights were still sacred.
A human egg, with its nucleus swapped for that of a patient's skin cell, can behave as if it has just been fertilised by a sperm and grow into a blastocyst.
Based on general relativity, for example, scientists think dark matter exists because some cosmic objects behave as if they have more mass than we can see.
I can pass it around to other classes in this unit test, and it will behave as if it were a real file.
But if the disturbance affects a large area, as a great earthquake can, the resulting seismic sea waves nay behave as if they had been generated along a line rather than at a point.
Until then, the homeowners will behave as if they own 100% of it.
Computation must seethe and behave as if it is alive.
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