sourceless
- adjective
- /ˈsɔːrsləs/
- Specialized
- The mathematician described a sourceless vector field in her lecture on electromagnetism.
Examples
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In the simulation, the energy appeared to be sourceless, with no visible point of origin.
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Physicists often study sourceless systems to understand fundamental laws of nature.
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The data appeared sourceless and lacked credibility.
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Many scientists study sourceless phenomena in the universe.
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In the simulation, the energy appeared to be sourceless, with no visible point of origin.
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The mathematician described a sourceless vector field in her lecture on electromagnetism.
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Many scientists study sourceless phenomena in the universe.
Synonyms
Not having a named or known source of information
Happening for no clear reason
Made from nothing without using other materials
Has no cause or maker
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sourceless is made of the parts source ('origin') and -less ('without'), so in science it describes a field or effect that has 'no local origin' or no point where it is produced. That is why physicists use 'sourceless' for systems that show no visible source or generation point.