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US
/ˈsəbˌspeɪs/
]
[ UK /sˈʌbspeɪs/ ]
[ UK /sˈʌbspeɪs/ ]
NOUN
- a space that is contained within another space
How To Use subspace In A Sentence
- By analysis the distribute of the data in subspace, the speech and non - speech can be detected.
- The warp technology of Star Trek, however, allows a spacecraft and its inhabitants to travel many times faster than light by moving through subspace, a theoretical parallel universe in which Einstein's theories do not apply.
- Aiming at the performance of MUSIC algorithm decreases in DOA estimation with snapshot deficient scenario, a new method based on weighted signal subspace projection is proposed.
- Maximum likelihood performs a nonlinear dimensionality reduction, choosing permutations that compact the permuted image vectors into a volumetrically minimal subspace.
- Starfleet had long ago established a host of technologies along the Federation side of the Neutral Zone to unmask cloaked Romulan vessels: subspace listening posts, gravitic sensors, tachyon detection grids. Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire
- Her expression melted into a frown as she added, “The thing is, there’s no record of any command orders being received, just a scrambled subspace communiqué that Spock requested, even though the call originated from Captain Kirk’s quarters.” In the Name of Honor
- Gallarati studied properties of varieties whose tangent spaces meet certain linear subspaces along spaces of dimension higher than expected.
- What could possibly exert that kind of influence on a subspace matter stream?
- Serves me right: apparently (and this was explained to me very carefully before I moved here) there's a ring of fractalized subspace around the entire block.
- Aggravating factors that can increase the size and severity of a quantum fissure include chroniton particles, anti-time anomalies and concentrated subspace field pulses. The Starfleet Survival Guide