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- noun   The condition of being 
localizable  
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Functional dissociability is associated with neural localizability in a strong sense, namely, the system in question is implemented in neural circuitry that is both relatively circumscribed in extent
Modularity of Mind Robbins, Philip 2009
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Of the original set of nine features associated with Fodor-modules, then, Carruthers-modules retain at most only five: dissociability, domain specificity, mandatoriness, localizability, and central inaccessibility.
Modularity of Mind Robbins, Philip 2009
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Lawrence, I am OK with the general concept of non-localizability (to whatever extent, I presume not “all over the universe”) of gravitational energy in various contexts.
A Dark, Misleading Force Sean 2007
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At issue is not the existence of gravitational energy, but the localizability of gravitational energy.
A Dark, Misleading Force Sean 2007
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Malament's no-go theorem thus seems to show that there is no middle ground between QM and QFT, i.e., no theory which deals with a fixed number of particles (like in QM) and which is relativistic (like QFT) without running into the localizability problem of the no-go theorem.
Quantum Field Theory Kuhlmann, Meinard 2006
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While it is clear from classical physics already that the requirement of localizability need not refer to point-like localization, it will turn out later in this section that even localizability in an arbitrarily large but still finite region can be a strong condition for quantum particles.
Quantum Field Theory Kuhlmann, Meinard 2006
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For instance, the question of localizability or at least approximate localizability is not even touched while it is certain that this is a pivotal criterion for something to be a particle.
Quantum Field Theory Kuhlmann, Meinard 2006
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The results about non-localizability which have been explored above may appear to be not very astonishing in the light of the following facts about ordinary QM: Quantum mechanical wave functions (in position representation) are usually smeared out over all so that everywhere in space there is a non-vanishing probability for finding a particle.
Quantum Field Theory Kuhlmann, Meinard 2006
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The same way I'm not an expert in security but know more about the localizability of account names than some experts in that.
Site Home Michael S. Kaplan 2011
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Or that I'm not an expert in a number of things, though in explaining how they work with Unicode or with internationalization or localizability or keyboards or whatever, I am.
Site Home Michael S. Kaplan 2011
 
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