What does it mean, "semicoherent"?
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Semicoherent means they are *partially concious*.......not passed out.
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A layer of seperation between "things".
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This integral is done in most introductory texts in complex analysis/complex variables. It involves computing a contour integral over aarge semi-circle.
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I think he means like, math-related reflections.\n\nA reflection is like a flip of the figure.
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Something is half empty or half full when its volume is one-half of its maximum capacity. The two terms have the same denotation, but slightly different connotations.\n\n"Half empty" emphasizes that half of the substance has been used up while "half full" emphasizes that half of the substance is remaining.
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Hiraktokus breaks stick in two pieces, and holds pieces up, says "here is one stick half, and here is another stick half.   Each is a half stick, this is one half stick, and this other is also one half stick."  So it came to pass that stick cut in half is one-half stick. The develope of fractionism. This was not mathematics; this was breaking of stick.
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co·dom·i·nance    \nn. \nA condition in which both alleles of a gene pair in a heterozygote are fully expressed, with neither one being dominant or recessive to the other. \n\n\nincomplete dominance\nn. \nA heterozygous condition in which both alleles at a gene locus are partially expressed, often producing an intermediate phenotype.
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Gestalt principle of Proximity\n\nThings close to each other seem to belong together in a group \nProximity may be spatial \nProximity may be temporal
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i havnt heard this sort of term even im an expert in programming skill. Can you be specific about what do you mean?
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It's a pixel.\n\n1.I've never heard of a 'particulate'\n2. Is a method of coding an image into digital data.\n3. A method of printing, that involves striking pins against a ribbon coated with ink. Dot matrix printers are inefficient, noisy and expensive- but very, very fast.
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Semi-conductor diodes have a non-linear and asymmetric current flow response to applied voltage. Basically they allow much greater current to flow in one direction over the other. It is based on some pretty heavy physics, but can be modeled by considering the junction between N type doped semiconductor and P type doped semiconductor where the majority carriers on one side are positive, and the majority carriers on the other are negative. When you bias the junction in a certain way the carriers on each side of the junction cancel each other out and you get very limited current flow. When you bias the diode the other way the carriers don’t cancel and you get much higher current flow for the same applied voltage.\n\nI assume you don't want to know about vacuum tube diodes of old. They are based on a very different physical property.\n\nHope this helps.
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What is this referring to? Can you post a clarification?
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It is used in microchips. Silicon is a semi-conductor which means it falls somewhere midline between a conductor of electricity & an insulator which does not conduct electricity.\n\nIt is found in virtually everything: cement, china, microchips, paints, etc. Don't forget those little packs you find in your shoe box that absorb moisture.\n\n:)
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Partly generally means less than half.  Scattered storms are said to have a percentage "chance" or coverage.
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I usually think of 'partly' to mean less than half. Or else it would be refered to as 'mostly'. Because of this 'partly sunny' would mean that it was 'mostly cloudy' and 'partly cloudy' would mean that it was 'mostly sunny'.
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Silly, its only half a colon. Semi colon is something that you deliver commodities in.
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Homogenous: the particles are evenly distributed\n                        the particles will not separate over time\n                        does not diffract light\n                        called a solution\n\nHeterogeneous: the particles are NOT evenly distributed\n                        Suspensions will separate over time (oil & water)\n                        Colloids are stable hereogeneous mixtures that \n                             will NOT separate over time\n                             (milk: casein & whey)\n                         Diffracts light