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In other words, The Hermiticity of a matrix is invariant under unitary transformations.

But diffeomorphism invariant theory leaves some problems to be explained, and the meanings of spacetime and physical theory are still in question.

They came to think about algebraic objects associated with knots/links that are invariant under isotopy c .J.W.Alexander came up with the first good such quantity, the Alexander polynomiald .

An invariant feature of the design

The invariant laws of physics

An invariant pattern in the data

The invariant principles of mathematics

An invariant relationship between variables

The invariant nature of human behavior

An invariant rule in the game

The invariant properties of the material

An invariant characteristic of the species

The invariant conditions for success

And it's what's called a topological invariant.

There were a bunch of these types of invariants.

But when you grow objects like this, the properties are invariant with the print direction.

A lorentz invariant or field theory approach.

In ordinary geometry metric properties are said to be invariant under the transformation of motion.

We've discovered a great principle of nature: The laws of physics are invariant across space and time.

" Once we scale up, algorithms must be sensitive to tiny changes in identities and at the same time invariant to lighting, pose, age, " Kemelmacher-Shlizerman said.

What makes vectors special and useful in all sorts of fields is that they don't change based on perspective but remain invariant to the coordinate system.

Please educate me." " It means that the laws of physics are not invariant across time and space." " What does that mean? " " I think you can deduce the rest.