How to pronounce “macroscopic” in English

Only macroscopically is there a difference, and there are many differences.

While that periodic structure is macroscopic for us, right?

do you get sort of macroscopic consciousness, the thing that you and I can recognize happening inside of our heads?

They have a kind of dry land macroscopic picture of the physical and how physical things interact.

works only on the um macroscopic scale uh we can turn that theory into a

- I think it's easier to focus on the movement of macroscopic objects and macroscopic things happening, but this is really about controlling motion

Feynman taught us that the electron does not do what a macroscopic object do, which is that it traverses a very deterministic and unique path

If all you knew is physics and the macroscopic information about the egg, the number of things that could happen in the future would

The idea that causes proceed effects emerges in our macroscopic world because of the arrow of time.

I think that that intervention would be visible on the macroscopic scale somehow.

And by dust, we mean graphite or silicon grains, macroscopic-sized grains which exist along with the plasmas.

So one thing that I'm curious about is we have these other more macroscopic, I suppose, mechanisms around aging.

Typical timescales are less than 10 to the minus 20 seconds in a big, macroscopic system that you're not trying to protect.

And therefore, globally, macroscopically, they don't behave like a magnet.

So microorganisms are individually very tiny, although they can be macroscopically visible in the aggregate.

So according to Feynman, any time a particle, a photon, or even a macroscopic object moves from point 1 to point 2,

maybe literally, but if not, definitely metaphorically, as a superorganism so that life exists at the microscopic level and the macroscopic level

So this was the key idea inflation, quantum fluctuations, are amplified to macroscopic scales

There's even something called the Heisenberg cut, advocated by Werner Heisenberg, that separates the classical, macroscopic world of observers

The whole mess is just designed to take a superposition of a tiny, microscopic quantum system and amplify it to a macroscopic world.

But that said, if you look at microscopic interactions-- and after all, what are macroscopic interactions, but a collection of microscopic interactions?