Applied
Uncertain
Uncertain adjective - Likely to change frequently, suddenly, or unexpectedly.
Applied and uncertain are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Applied" instead an adjective "Uncertain".
Nearby Words: uncertainty, uncertainly
Both words in one sentence
- Most of the novels of Stephen Baxter, such as the Xeelee Sequence and Literature:Proxima, fall withing the softer edge of the spectrum, applying, similar to the Quantum Thief, advanced and uncertain theories in the field as well-known and practically applied everyday facts.
Source: Mohs / Speculative Science - The Quantum Thief-trilogy, written by Hannu Rajaniemi, an actual astrophysicist, tests the boundaries of the scale by applying the most advanced and uncertain theories in his field as well-known and practically applied everyday facts.
Source: Mohs / Speculative Science
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