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subspace

[ suhb-speys ]

noun

  1. a smaller space within a main area that has been divided or subdivided:

    The jewelry shop occupies a subspace in the hotel's lobby.

  2. Mathematics.
    1. a subset of a given space.
    2. Also called linear manifold. a subset of a vector space which is itself a vector space.
    3. a subset of a topological space, having the relative topology.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of subspace1

First recorded in 1925–30; sub- + space
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Neural activity linked to animal movements was known to be streamlined into a low-dimensional subspace, allowing previous techniques, which could record fewer neurons, to identify these connections.

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Elegant, assertive, and capable of rigging up a subspace bypass circuit in practically no time at all, Uhura inspired a generation of Black women.

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Oriti explains that the model's acceleration of the expansion of the universe, during the stage corresponding to today, is caused by interactions between the subspace quantum objects that make up gravity in the theory.

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Gauzy curtains divided up the theater, but there was little to distinguish each subspace beyond the different seating arrangements.

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She looked at Dad, and they seemed to be exchanging some sort of subspace communiqués.

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