How To Use Butterfly effect In A Sentence
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A frequent metaphor for one aspect of chaos theory is called the Butterfly Effect - butterflies flapping their wings in the Amazon affect the weather in Chicago.
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A frequent metaphor for one aspect of chaos theory is called the Butterfly Effect - butterflies flapping their wings in the Amazon affect the weather in Chicago.
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ME: One of the artists, Tsherin Sherpa created a piece in the exhibition entitled "Chaos Theory: Butterfly Effect.
Max Eternity: Buddha 2010: Contemporary Tibetan Art in New York
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This butterfly effect is cited so frequently that the example has become trite, which is too bad because society still behaves as if the phenomenon does not exist.
Jeff Schweitzer: Tomares, Typhoons and Terrorism
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They explore mechanisms of nature through concepts including the butterfly effect, Gaia, attractors and punctuated equilibrium.
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This was the butterfly effect in action.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cannabis is an assassin of referentiality inducing a BUTTERFLY EFFECT in THOUGHT," says Darwin's Pharmacy author Rich Doyle.
Jason Silva: On Creativity, Marijuana and "a Butterfly Effect in Thought"
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In the latest installment of the Butterfly Effect: The Chinese middle class is eating more and more meat, and Beijing wants to keep prices low.
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The term butterfly effect comes from chaos theory, where final outcomes can be completely unexpected given a very small initial impetus.
Daily News & Analysis
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Chaos Theory: Butterfly Effect" by Tsherin Sherpa (Image courtesy of the Rubin Museum)
Max Eternity: Buddha 2010: Contemporary Tibetan Art in New York
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A frequent metaphor for one aspect of chaos theory is called the Butterfly Effect - butterflies flapping their wings in the Amazon affect the weather in Chicago.
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The phrase "Butterfly Effect" refers to the possibility that minor, seemingly insignificant changes (such as a butterfly flapping its wings) might produce large, unforeseen events elsewhere.
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This was the butterfly effect in action.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Butterfly Effect derives its name from the chaos theory which suggests that the simple flap of a butterfly's wings has the potential to set off a tornado thousands of miles away.
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A frequent metaphor for one aspect of chaos theory is called the Butterfly Effect - butterflies flapping their wings in the Amazon affect the weather in Chicago.
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A frequent metaphor for one aspect of chaos theory is called the Butterfly Effect - butterflies flapping their wings in the Amazon affect the weather in Chicago.
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A frequent metaphor for one aspect of chaos theory is called the Butterfly Effect - butterflies flapping their wings in the Amazon affect the weather in Chicago.
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The focus at that time was something called deterministic chaos, in which a small perturbation can lead to a huge change in the system - the famous "butterfly effect".
New Scientist - Disorderly genius: How chaos drives the brain
