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degeneracy

/dɪˈdʒɛnərəsi/

degeneracysubstantiv

degeneracies

Pl.

Übersetzungen

The degeneracy of morals was a concern for the community leaders.

Разложение нравов было предметом беспокойства для лидеров сообщества.

The degeneracy of the system led to its eventual collapse.

Дегенерация системы привела к её окончательному краху.

The cultural degeneracy of the society was evident in its art.

Культурный упадок общества был очевиден в его искусстве.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Definitionen

The state of being morally or culturally degraded.

The novel explores the degeneracy of society during the post-war period.

A decline in physical, mental, or moral qualities considered normal or desirable.

The degeneracy of the once-great empire was evident in its crumbling infrastructure and corrupt leadership.

In physics, the condition of having multiple quantum states sharing the same energy level.

The degeneracy of the energy levels in the atom was a key factor in the experiment's results.

In biology and neuroscience, the ability of different structural elements to perform the same function or yield the same output.

Neuronal degeneracy allows the brain to compensate for injury by rerouting signals through alternative pathways.

In mathematics, a special or limiting case in which a structure loses its typical properties or dimensionality, often simplifying analysis.

Setting the determinant to zero introduces a degeneracy that collapses the conic section into a pair of intersecting lines.

Synonyme

degeneracyadjektiv

/dɪˈdʒɛnərəsi/

Used almost exclusively as a noun modifier (attributive), e.g., "degeneracy pressure"; not normally inflected for degree.

Definitionen

Attributive: relating to or caused by degeneracy, especially in physics or astrophysics.

Degeneracy pressure keeps white dwarfs from collapsing under their own gravity.