Definitions for "Singularity"
A theoretical point at the core of a black hole where all of the black hole's mass is concentrated. The singularity is compressed so tightly that it is almost infinitely dense. The curvature of space-time is infinite, and the normal laws of physics break down.
A point in space where quantities become exactly zero or become infinitely large; a singularity is present in a black hole.
The dimensionless point at the center of a black hole, where all the mass of the collapsing star has shrunk to infinite density
an axial ascent ( emergant evolution) from one toposophic level to the next, such that it is impossible to understand the outcome or nature of the new evolution using only the understanding and experience of the previous or lower toposophic level. The concept was originally developed by sci fi writer Vernor Vinge [ref xxxx]. Every singularity event involves a radical degree of novelty.
a zone that seems to defy current understanding of the laws of physics
The postulated point or short period in our future when our self-guided evolutionary development accelerates enormously (powered by nanotechnology, neuroscience, AI, and perhaps uploading) so that nothing beyond that time can reliably be conceived. ...a future time when societal, scientific and economic change is so fast we cannot even imagine what will happen from our present perspective, and when humanity will become posthumanity. Another definition is the singular time when technological development will be at its fastest. A grand evolutionary leap. [Vernor Vinge, 1986
Keywords:  celibacy
Celibacy.
Singularity is a suite of RFID Middleware to support RFID enabled Supply Chain Management, integration to the enterprise, and EPCglobal. It includes edge services for device management, event filtering, workflow, as well as integration components.
a one time event that has no explanation
a set of anecdotes about particular events occurring within a stated boundary, which are subjected to systematic and critical search for some truth
Keywords:  smedt, aspera, isbn, novel, november
Singularity (ISBN 0-9745734-4-2) is a novel by Bill De Smedt published by Per Aspera Press on November 8, 2004.
a belief that everyone in society should act and think the same way
an exception to the rule, a point that differs fundamentally from everything that surrounds it
a point in time where the rate of change becomes so severe that sweeping global changes are occurring on the order of seconds
Singularity is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.
Singularity is the 35th episode (production #209) of the television series Star Trek: Enterprise.
strangeness by virtue of being remarkable or unusual
The quality or state of being singular; some character or quality of a thing by which it is distinguished from all, or from most, others; peculiarity.
the quality of being one of a kind; "that singularity distinguished him from all his companions"
a distinguishing and distinguishable quality
A singularity is a weather phenomenon associated with a specific, potentially approximate, calendar date. For example, a large snowstorm that occurs around February 1 would be a singularity. Seasonal trends and their consequences (such as the fact that May Day is usually warmer than New Year's Day, in northern locales) do not comprise singularities.
Keywords:  curious, rare, anything
Anything singular, rare, or curious.
Keywords:  diffucult, bit, describe
a bit more diffucult to describe
Keywords:  debut, tentative, mae, label, release
Singularity is the tentative title of Mae's third full-length release and their major label debut.
Keywords:  steady
steady state
Possession of a particular or exclusive privilege, prerogative, or distinction.
Fence containing no Fence Legs, serving to position either a geometrically-degenerate Border separating two Shapes or a Locus or Curve.
Keywords:  philosophy
a philosophy that is
an artificial machine created by humans that can outsmart us
A position in the robot's workspace where one or more joints no longer represent independent controlling variables. Commonly used to indicate a position where a particular mathematical formulation fails.
Keywords:  discontinuity, kind
a kind of discontinuity
Singularity is a Microsoft Research project started in 2003 to build a highly-dependable operating system in which the kernel, device driver, and applications are all written in managed code.