Unperturbed used in a sentence

Unperturbed in a sentence as an adjective

Since the perturbed orbit will be close to the unperturbed orbit, the KAM theorem also tells you what shape it will have in phase space.

" The answer I found was that they were completely unperturbed by such trivialities, and that was a major part in their success.

The NoScript man is used to this and his fitted tinfoil hat. If he's more lenient he uses Ghostery to block all 3rd party addons and various cookie blockers to keep out the cruft, but keeps the actual site unperturbed.

People who want to lift the lockdowns are unperturbed by the risk, or are okay with allowing people to assume that risk to be able to go on with their lives.

"We like to project an unsurprised, unperturbed, and confident attitude.

>We like to project an unsurprised, unperturbed, and confident attitude.

There's an option of having fast internet or having slow internet and unperturbed bureaucracy.

You can measure the states of the unperturbed entangled bits, and therefore know about the states of their distant entangled partners, but the message will be random.

By energetic arguments, the KAM theorem tells you that the perturbed orbit is restricted to a torus centered around the unperturbed orbit.

Certainly, for me doing programming and writing, I need to be clear-headed and emotionally unperturbed, etc, but maybe its different per person or discipline.

The ability to have private communication unperturbed by the power of the state is a fundamental freedom in a democratic country.

They've increased our ability to peer into live, unperturbed cells from a resolution of ~200nm to as few as ~10nm - or the difference from being able to see that there is protein structure, to seeing what the structure is.

Its position is basically Stoicism: prefer an inner well-being, unperturbed by circumstances.

The irony is that you first pointed out the tremendous economic incentive to solve hair and skin degradation and then engaged in incoherent contortions in order to argue that these problems have somehow magically remained unperturbed by profit-maximizing agents.