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singularities

/ˌsɪŋɡjʊˈlærɪtiz/

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noun

特異性, 特殊性

The state of being singular, distinct, peculiar, uncommon or unusual

Examples :

""Her collection of antique buttons was admired for its many singularities, each button possessing a unique and unusual design." "

彼女のアンティークボタンのコレクションは、その多くの特殊性、つまり各ボタンがユニークで珍しいデザインを持っていることで賞賛されました。

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noun

特異点

A point where all parallel lines meet

Examples :

"In perspective drawing, the vanishing point on the horizon line represents the singularities where parallel lines, like the edges of a road, appear to converge and meet. "

遠近法の絵では、地平線上の消失点は、道路の端のように平行線が収束して出会うように見える特異点を表します。

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noun

特異点

A point where a measured variable reaches unmeasurable or infinite value

Examples :

"The scientist's calculations showed singularities in the data, meaning some measurements for the experiment reached impossible values. "

科学者の計算はデータに特異点を示し、実験の一部の測定値が不可能な値に達したことを意味しました。

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特異点

The value or range of values of a function for which a derivative does not exist

Examples :

"In mathematics, the graph of a function can have singularities, such as sharp corners or vertical asymptotes, where we cannot calculate the derivative. "

数学では、関数のグラフは、微分を計算できない鋭角や垂直漸近線などの特異点を持つことがあります。

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noun

特異点

A point or region in spacetime in which gravitational forces cause matter to have an infinite density; associated with black holes

Examples :

"Scientists believe that black holes contain singularities, points where gravity is so strong that matter is crushed into infinite density. "

科学者たちは、ブラックホールには特異点、つまり重力が非常に強いため物質が無限の密度に押しつぶされる点が含まれていると考えています。

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シンギュラリティ, 技術的特異点

A proposed point in the technological future at which artificial intelligences become capable of augmenting and improving themselves, leading to an explosive growth in intelligence.

Examples :

"Some scientists believe that technological singularities, where AI rapidly surpasses human intelligence, could fundamentally change our world. "

一部の科学者は、AIが人間の知能を急速に上回る技術的特異点が、私たちの世界を根本的に変える可能性があると信じています。

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noun

特異点、珍しいもの

Anything singular, rare, or curious.

Examples :

"The antique shop was full of interesting singularities, like a teacup painted with cats riding bicycles and a globe showing countries that no longer exist. "

骨董品店には、自転車に乗った猫が描かれたティーカップや、もはや存在しない国々を示した地球儀など、興味深い珍しいものがたくさんありました。

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特権、独占

Possession of a particular or exclusive privilege, prerogative, or distinction.

Examples :

"The student's ability to speak fluent French gave her certain singularities at the language exchange club. "

その学生の流暢なフランス語能力は、彼女に語学交流クラブで特定の特権を与えた。

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独身, 禁欲

Examples :

"Given the definition of "singularities" as "celibacy," a clear and simple example sentence is: "The convent required its members to commit to lives of singularities." "

「独身」を「禁欲」と定義すると、明確でシンプルな例文は次のようになります:

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