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Japanese
Etymology
Compound of 世界 (sekai, “world”) + 量子 (ryōshi, “quantum”) + デー (dē, “day”).
Pronunciation
Proper noun
世界量子デー • (Sekai Ryōshi Dē)
- (quantum mechanics) World Quantum Day (WQD): April 14[1]
- 4月 14日は世界量子デーであり、世界中で量子科学技術に関する理解を深め、それをお祝いする日です。
- Shigatsu jūyokka wa Sekai Ryōshi Dē de ari, sekai jū de ryōshi kagaku gijutsu ni kan suru rikai o fukame, sore o o-iwai suru hi desu.
- April 14 marks World Quantum Day, a global day to celebrate and deepen our understanding of quantum science and technology.
- 世界量子デーは、2022年に、量子科学技術に対する世界の人々の認識と理解を深めるための国際的な取り組みが開始され、毎年 4月 14日に定められました。
- Sekai Ryōshi Dē wa, nisennijūni-nen ni, ryōshi kagaku gijutsu ni tai suru sekai no hitobito no ninshiki to rikai o fukameru tame no kokusaiteki na torikumi ga kaishi sare, maitoshi shigatsu jūyokka ni sadameraremashita.
- To advance the awareness and appreciation of quantum science and technology among the public worldwide, an international initiative was taken in 2022, commemorated annually as World Quantum Day on April 14.
- 世界量子デーが 4月 14日に定められたのは、プランク定数がおよそ 4.14(× 10 のマイナス 15乗電子ボルト・秒)で表されることがあるからです。
- Sekai Ryōshi Dē ga shigatsu jūyokka ni sadamerareta no wa, Puranku teisū ga oyoso yon-ten-ichi-yon (kakeru jū no mainasu jūgo-jō denshi boruto・byō) de arawasareru koto ga aru kara desu.
- April 14 was designated World Quantum Day because Planck's constant is sometimes expressed as approximately 4.14 × 10−15 electron volt-seconds.
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