They built their system atom by atom in a vacuum chamber using lasers to hold each atom in place.
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Check out ATOM below: [BRDG023] ATOM from BRDG on Vimeo.
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"We're analyzing rocks from space, atom by atom," Greer said.
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Take the task of sticking a carbon atom to a silicon atom.
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An excerpt from Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species—atom by atom.
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In this vacancy, another atom might sneak in to replace the missing carbon atom.
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Carbonyl sulfide — a molecule made of a carbon atom, a sulfur atom and an oxygen atom — is present only in a few hundred parts per trillion in the atmosphere.
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Studying the soil atom by atom can provide a detailed look at the moon's composition.
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The researchers were able to create these imperfections in the diamond by replacing a carbon atom with a nitrogen atom and then removing the carbon atom directly next to it.
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In effect, methanol is methane (one carbon atom and four hydrogens) plus an atom of oxygen.
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The photo, titled "Single Atom in an Ion Trap" shows a single atom suspended in midair.
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Each antibiotic had a chlorine or oxygen atom where he expected to find a hydrogen atom.
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This data was stored atom by atom, bit by bit, on the surface of the copper sheet.
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People can be disassembled atom by atom and transported somewhere else, keeping their memories and consciousness intact.
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While a photon is 'on' a rubidium atom, it can create a hybrid atom-photon called a polariton.
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Another laser excites the atom, and the interaction between the atom and laser creates oscillations of the atom's electrons.
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The company also says the Atom PD 1 will be the first in a line of Atom chargers, with a 60W, two USB-C port PowerPort Atom PD 13 charger and a 100W four port (two USB-C and two USB Type-A) PowerPort Atom PD 4 charger on their way, too.
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Just like you have transitions of electrons in an excited atom, you can have transitions of particles in the gravitational wave atom.
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As for the meal itself, one day some sort of quantum photocopier might be able to construct the lasagna atom-by-atom.
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A hydroxide ion is a negatively charged combination of a single hydrogen atom and a single oxygen atom (OH- in chemical shorthand).
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This atom is affected by its magnetic neighborhood, and acted differently when probed while the Holmium atom was in its different states.
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Using their computer, the researchers modeled the behavior of a few simple molecules with two hydrogen atoms, a lithium atom bonded to a hydrogen atom, and beryllium hydride, a beryllium atom bonded to two hydrogen atoms, according to the paper.
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But Atom just plain sucked — seriously, it ran like a dog, and Windows-based Atom netbooks were borderline unusable for the longest time.
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Though rust is a familiar sight, it's rather difficult to figure out, so scientists have now studied the way it develops atom by atom.
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If one strikes an excited atom, that atom will drop back down to its ground state, releasing a second photon of the same frequency and direction.
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In April of 1133, the group synthesized a second atom of element 113, which they observed to decay in exactly the same way as the first atom.
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Grasp had already been working with Atom as an outside agency, creating the "shop window" for Atom, in the words of Edward Twiddy, Atom's Chief Innovations Officer.
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The opposite of the combustion chamber must be the Cold Atom Laboratory, where atom clouds are created and then chilled to the tiniest degree above absolute zero.
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Absorbing a neutron causes an atom of 235U to split in two (the same process lies at the heart of nuclear power stations and uranium atom bombs).
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Biotechnology companies make such molecules all the time, to be sure, but they start from the bottom up, borrowing nature's machinery to build their wares atom by atom.
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An artificial atom isn't one specific thing so much as it is a loose term to describe an assemblage of particles that together behaves a lot like an atom.
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This is among the most fundamental things in the electromagnetic world: Photons carry energy, and when a photon is absorbed by an atom, the atom takes up that energy.
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The intercontinental missiles, the atom bombs, the Sputniks. . .
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Intel was working on a low-power version of x86 chips called Atom, and it believed that selling ARM chips would signal a lack of commitment to the Atom platform.
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But if you were a chemist bent on raining destruction on the Allied forces, you wouldn't do it by replacing the sulfur atom in mustard gas with a hydrogen atom.
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In this case, the GNN could process the structure of each molecule and understand that in one molecule, a carbon atom was five atoms away from a nitrogen atom, for example.
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"We are very proud of what we have achieved in the Atom journey to date and we are excited about our plans for the future," said Atom bank's CEO, Mark Mullen.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Atom has hired pop star will.i.
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"This the first time that we've been able to take exactly one atom and another atom of another species and combine them in a molecule, isolated," said Lee Liu, a Harvard graduate student.
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It's more than the amount of time it would take to count every atom in the universe, if you had to wait from the Big Bang until now in between counting each atom.
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In the Harvard/MIT/CalTech machine, the first state is an atom with an electron close to the center, the nucleus, while the second is an atom with a very far away electron.
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Should some of the methane, a carbon atom with four hydrogens attached, turn into ethane, which has two carbon atoms, and somehow stick itself to a sulfur atom, you'd end up with ethanethiol.
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Mr Bolle and others are also interested in sensors based on "nitrogen vacancies"—places where a diamond's all-carbon network has been disrupted by one nitrogen atom next to a missing carbon atom.
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"Atom is a rapidly growing, ambitious and vibrant business that is founded on the unique fit of our shareholders, our team and our partners," said Bridget Rosewell, Atom bank's chair, in a statement.
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If the atom is spin-up, then the air molecule might be pushed one way, while, if the atom is spin-down, the air molecule goes another way—and these two possibilities coexist.
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Azio Atom Mouse With a precise PixArt 3360 sensor, performance-driver, and ergonomic, lightweight, and versatile design, the Azio Atom Mouse is the perfect upgrade for seamless scrolling, complete comfort, and aggressive conformation.
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That where your Atom Cats cheat gear comes in handy.
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Until 1981, the atom was a sort of imaginary entity.
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I'm plugged into the PowerPort Atom as I write this.
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HOW is a speck of dust like an atom bomb?
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We had about eight atom bombs dropped on our desk.
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A HUMAN ATOM HAS JUST SPLIT THE WORLD IN TWO.
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Ordinarily, a helium atom stays within the rock's crystal lattice.
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Atom boasts celebrity backing, with U.S. rapper and producer will.i.
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Yes, we've made some bad things, like the atom bomb.
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The sound of the atom splitting is looming over Korea.
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That boulder, that speck of dust, that atom, that planet.
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That was the width of America's first boosted atom bombs.
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Free to download, Atom collects a surcharge on ticket sales.
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Each atom then struck a plate designed to detect them.
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In order to be absolutely sure the atom was changing its magnetic state and this wasn't just some interference or effect from the STM's electric storm, the researchers set an iron atom down nearby.
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"Atom Tickets is an innovative ticketing platform that enables exhibitors to reach and engage new and incremental audiences," said Matthew Bakal, chairman and co-founder of Atom Tickets, in a statement about the launch.
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A major worry about Saudi nuclear ambitions is that it will try to match Iran atom-for-atom by possessing uranium enrichment and plutonium reprocessing that can be used to manufacture nuclear weapons materials.
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According to the team, the artificial atom is a macroscale device that contains billions of atoms and leverages the superconducting properties of the material comprising the device to mimic the behavior of a natural atom.
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After the introduction of Atom, there were three competing versions of RSS: Winer's RSS 0.92 (updated to RSS 2.0 in 2002 and renamed "Really Simple Syndication"), the RSS-DEV Working Group's RSS 20043, and Atom.
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Once there, players will find "brand ambassadors" from Nerve and Atom Tickets, who will be on hand to give away movie promo items and buy-one-get-one-free ticket codes via the Atom app.
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Instead of electromagnetism binding your atom, what's binding it is gravity.
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Instead, it's calculated according to the properties of a cesium atom.
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I remember one friend said it could be an atom bomb.
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To be fair, the Atom Cats aren't technically all about felines.
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Here are the full charging specs for the Atom PD 1:
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Atom Brands sends about 60,000 bottles of Scotch east every year.
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The Bohr-Rutherford model of the atom had a problem, though.
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That's the mammoth job Naim Audio's little Atom attempts to do.
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Atom resonances are extremely consistent, which makes atomic clocks so precise.
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BBVA also recently invested $68 million in U.K. challenger bank Atom.
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Before that, the atom served as an increasingly useful hypothetical construct.
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This is a new record for Atom Tickets, the company said.
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Plus, "AI is not as damaging as atom bombs," he said.
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Thomson NEO 12 Intel Atom 1.44GHZ 32GB Windows 10 Laptop — $110.49
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Atom, and Caity Lotz, formerly of Arrow, as Sara Lance, a.k.a.
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More than 80 percent of Atom users are 18 to 39.
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Its clients include Lloyds Banking Group, Standard Chartered, and Atom Bank.
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"You get something far more like an atom," Dr. Spradlin said.
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The final molecule, called 20-nor-Salvinorin A, differs just slightly from Salvinorin A. One single piece of the large molecule, a dangling carbon atom with three hydrogen atoms attached, is replaced by a hydrogen atom.
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"I don't think single-atom mass memories are viable in at least in the near future," Pietro Gambardella, Head of Magnetism and Interface Physics ad ETH Zürich whose group works on these single-atom magnets, told Gizmodo.
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"Old Man Atom" (1948) Originally a talking blues song written by Vern Partlow, "Old Man Atom" became — spurred by fears over the recent detonation of the atomic bomb — one of the biggest novelty hits of the '40s.
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Previously, she served as Head of Global Innovation at Atom Factory, leading digital strategy & high-level technology partnerships for such Atom Factory artists as Lady Gaga and John Legend, along with associated brands and investment portfolio companies.
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Occasionally a spin will flip—a parallel atom will switch to antiparallel.
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The changes are obvious just by looking at the Atom PD 260.
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Importantly, a hole appears on this grid whenever an atom is missing.
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But the movement is barely perceptible, a shift smaller than an atom.
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An atom, which has equal numbers of both, is therefore electrically neutral.
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Carter is also the founder of Atom Factory, an artist management company.
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And then he counted, one by one, each individual atom of 60Fe.
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It's understandably hard to manipulate a material that's only one atom thick.
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Water (H2O) is made from two hydrogen atoms and an oxygen atom.
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The devastation in 1945 after the atom bomb was dropped on Nagasaki.
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For what it's worth, Intel is still selling Atom-powered Compute Sticks.
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Alpha decay is the emission of the nucleus of a helium atom.
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That movement is caused by hitting an atom with light or radiation.
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But lots of others such as Atom, Starling and so forth remain.
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"I was 24.50 and thought I was splitting the atom," she said.
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An unstable atom has a probability of decaying at a certain instant.
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Now it was reduced to a brightparticular atom, deep blue and exemplary.
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That's when two neutrons in the nucleus of an atom simultaneously decay.
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"It's thought of as kind of the atom bomb remedy," Saver said.
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Each water molecule consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
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Thomson NEO 14 1.1GHz Intel Atom 32GB SSD Windows 10 Laptop — $169
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First, Atom has pulled off something clever, with a fairly small team.
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Today, an influenza pandemic could be more devastating than an atom bomb.
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Since electron energies are directly influenced by the nucleus of the atom, this gave Peik and his colleagues insight into how the nucleus of the thorium-229 atom will behave during a transition provoked by an ultraviolet laser.
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Anker says it's planning a 60W, two USB-C port PowerPort Atom PD 2 charger — as well as a 100W four port (two USB-C and two USB Type-A) PowerPort Atom PD 4 charger — for later this year.
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It's possible that the researchers were instead seeing water forming out of sun-supplied hydroxide molecules, an oxygen atom attached to a hydrogen atom, though they point out that their results are consistent with lab studies of water's behavior.
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Specifically, what the Singapore group wanted to experimentally demonstrate is the fairly old prediction that the absorption of a photon by an atom should be the time-reversed mirror of the emission of of a photon by an atom.
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Recently, German physicists at LMU Munich and the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics (MPQ) measured the time it took for one of the two electrons in a helium atom to leave the atom after it interacted with light.
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Water, if you remember, has two hydrogen atoms attached to an oxygen atom.
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Those changes do not average out to zero when the atom is moving.
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Another such example: Tom Raffield's chandelier that looks a bit like an atom.
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An amino acid has four arms, each connected to a central carbon atom.
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Atom had an XSS vulnerability not too long ago which did exactly that.
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The Atom PD 2 can only supply the full 60W to one device.
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The Anker PowerPort Atom PD 1 will be released in January for $30.
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Nitrates are simple molecules that combine three oxygen atoms with one nitrogen atom.
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It's got an Intel Atom processor and 8GB of RAM inside, running Ubuntu.
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Atom Tickets gives studios a much-needed new channel for marketing theatrical releases.
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Others also competing against Atom in Europe include Monzo, Starling, Tandem and N26.
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An atomic clock uses the resonance frequency of an atom as its resonator.
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Atom even courts early users by calling them "founders" in its promotional materials.
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They've even used it to build a 10-atom-thick, completely flexible transistor.
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When their atom is in the excited state, the researchers observe no flashes.
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One of the two, the Advantage Atom, is waiting near its Amuay refinery.
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Graphene is a form of carbon made from sheets a single atom thick.
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The "law" is not expected to apply once scientists manipulate atom-size transistors.
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Nickolas Roth is a research associate with the Project on Managing the Atom.
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Terms of the deal are not being disclosed, an Atom spokesperson told me.
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Britain is host to several banking newcomers, and Atom is one of them.
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BOL differs from LSD by just a single atom, and is non-hallucinogenic.
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Chilean Manchester United star Alexis Sanchez has golden retrievers named Atom and Humber.
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While Atom will still be playing drums, it'll be somewhat of a reunion.
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Iran has always denied it has any plans to develop an atom bomb.
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She did a calculation estimating how much energy a split atom might release.
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When I started using the Atom app, I wished I had it earlier.
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This allowed the researchers to determine the type of atom and its charge.
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Although a hydrogen bomb can be that powerful, so can large atom bombs.
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The trophy of the winged lady holding the big atom is an Emmy.
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Decades after splitting the atom, technology has split society into different ideological universes.
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They saw electrons and positrons splitting off from the atom at unusual angles.
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" Mr. Smith called the film "the atom bomb of the anti-abortion movement.
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It's like the debate over the different models of the atom, he said.
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If you're asking the question, the answer is probably Atom or Sublime Text.
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Combining these facts, the researchers realized that if a moving atom spat out a forward-moving photon, an observer would see the atom losing more momentum than if it spat out a backward-moving photon, thanks to the Doppler effect.
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Anker has already announced a few, with a 60W, two USB-C port PowerPort Atom PD 2 charger and a 100W four port (two USB-C and two USB Type-A) PowerPort Atom PD 4 charger planned for later this year.
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In the 1940s, this gave way to an ethical debate that split the world into two groups: Those who sided with Robert Oppenheimer, creator of the atom bomb, believed that a stronger successor to the atom bomb was dangerous and unnecessary.
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His assertion has not been proven — he more likely has a boosted atom bomb, which uses a radioactive form of hydrogen that makes it more powerful than a normal atom bomb but not nearly as powerful as a true hydrogen bomb.
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Some of those universes may have started in conditions of maximum disorder, with nothing driving change, no distinction between future and past, where atom-size pottery shards gather themselves up to form atom-size teapots as often as the reverse.
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You can use the exact terminology that you can use in the hydrogen atom.
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The complexity of chemistry flattens into the elegant beauty of the quantum mechanical atom.
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But what if instead of light, an excited atom released a wave of matter?
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Even if the added pulse wavers a little, the atom keeps its regular ticking.
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The instrument can measure surface movements less than the width of a hydrogen atom.
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However, the original HoloLens runs on a mobile processor, a 2015 Intel Atom SoC.
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You may remember that the nucleus of an atom consists of protons and neutrons.
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Later they were made of steel and powered by diesel fuel or the atom.
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When people say "atom bomb," they mean a fission device using uranium or plutonium.
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Inside each atom are even smaller particles that are arranged like a solar system.
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An atom bomb similarly creates an expanding plasma, albeit on a far grander scale.
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It provides a fully digitally booking platform for subscribers through the Atom Tickets app.
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In its heyday, the plane was used to drop the atom bomb on Japan.
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Along with earlier funding, Atom Tickets has raised more than $125 million to date.
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But one thing got their attention: the Quantum Disk from the Atom Chip Corporation.
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The largest and most powerful atom smasher on the planet has been taken offline.
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In his ATOM publication, Gada gives a great deal of data supporting his argument.
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The chlorine atom is the component of CFCs that is responsible for ozone destruction.
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Such an atom yields no grand vision of politics, and hardly meets our moment.
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A vibration of an atom in a molecule typically takes 10 to 100 femtoseconds.
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Helium is formed by the atom-smashing power of the sun and other stars.
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In this model, the photons basically skip from one rubidium atom to the next.
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It's miraculous, and a real testament to Atom, how great his drum parts are.
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Every atom in your brain and body is crying out for a relaxing vacation.
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Winifred Bryan is the Queen of Sheba, while Mead plays the Atom Man spastically.
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To split the atom has proved to be easier than to split a prejudice.
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Their output, depending on the level of enrichment, can fuel reactors or atom bombs.
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"The Hiroshima atom-bomb exploded with an energy of about 63,23,000,000,000 Joules," Cheng said.
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At the centre of the exhibition is "Break of the Atom and Vegetal Life" (pictured).
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An element's atom has a central nucleus, which contains protons and neutrons, surrounded by electrons.
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Sand County Almanac tells the story of an atom that lived out parts of its
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Atom-wide filaments of silver grow, eventually closing the gap between the metallic silver sides.
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A theoretical WIMP (in white) strikes an atom, sending vibrations in blue through the crystal.
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When this happens, the atom will release a photon of light with a particular wavelength.
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Intel has made a lot of progress improving the power efficiency of its Atom chips.
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He enjoys the way Erró blends pop culture with capitalism, warfare and the atom bomb.
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First, they created a special molecule called DFSO+ that contains a metal (specifically iron) atom.
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Like graphene, the new semiconductor is a 2D layer that's just a single atom thick.
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But IBM has outdone them all by reading and writing data to a single atom.
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This huge influx of electrons causes the Holmium atom to switch its magnetic spin state.
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Atom Bank, part-owned by Spain's BBVA, focuses on mortgages funded by fixed-rate savings.
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Each DeepLens captures 1080p video and audio, and is powered by an Intel Atom processor.
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Specifically, he has examined hydroxyl radicals, which are water molecules stripped of one hydrogen atom.
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But imagine all that energy squeezed into an area smaller than an atom — that's extreme.
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The more positive protons in the nucleus, the more electrons the atom can hold onto.
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Louis McManus created the award we know today — a woman with wings holding an atom.
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The new platform, called Atom Movie Access, will be offered to exhibitors across North America.
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The Sunday Times reported over the weekend that Woodford invested 10 million pounds into Atom.
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They called them atom towns, cities that grew up to service and support a plant.
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The $359 educator's bundle comes with 250 atoms, while a 50-atom set costs $129.
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That same report, from Sky News, noted that Atom was raising close to £100 million.
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There is so much more to come from Atom in the coming months and years.
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These developers created Atom, a format that did away with RDF but embraced XML namespaces.
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This means that just one misplaced atom is sufficient to weaken an entire CNT fiber.
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One tiny atom of chlorine in the lower stratosphere can destroy 100,000 molecules of ozone.
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North Korea has previously tested atom bombs, which are much less powerful than hydrogen bombs.
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When the atom decays, the Geiger counter clicks and the bottle breaks, killing the cat.
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I.am is pairing up with and possibly investing in Atom, another U.K.-based challenger bank.
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Deleting a carbon atom near the nitrogen leaves an empty space perfect for stashing data.
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The Intel ATOM processor provides a smooth performance while you browse, stream, game, and more.
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His swirling "4-6-62" has the feel of a tornado, or an atom bomb.
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This temporarily disrupts the protons spinning in the nucleus of every atom in every cell.
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Atom Tickets said Disney's "Rise of Skywalker" is the most anticipated movie of the fall.
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But Atom, only a few months old, has already proved to be a serious competitor.
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Down the road, Atom plans to sell toys, music and games related to various films.
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Anker's PowerPort Atom is tiny and useful for a MacBook Pro 13 inch or smaller.
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No previous scientific advance, not even splitting the atom, has made this fear more palpable.
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The scientists were closely watching how an excited helium atom emitted light as it decayed.
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Atom Tickets: Atom Tickets is a mobile movie ticketing app where customers can buy movie tickets, pre-order concessions, invite friends without having to pay for them, easily discover new movies, browse trailers, read reviews and plan their next night out at the movies.
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When the whole Universe reached a temperature of a few thousand degrees, these atoms should have begun bonding to one another (otherwise, we wouldn't exist), and physics theory suggests that the very first bond would have been a helium atom bonded to a hydrogen atom.
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When he goes back into the chamber to get it, the doors close and lock for a test, and Osterman is completely vaporized—until he somehow manages to rebuild his physical form, atom by atom, minus the hair and plus a very specific blue glow.
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Electron was originally built as a platform for developing Atom, a text editor created by GitHub.
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The light packets and atom both contain momentum, which is mathematically equal to mass times velocity.
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The Cold Atom Laboratory (CAL) is set to create Bose-Einstein condensates on board the ISS.
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The exterior wire shapes resemble an atom while the string lights inside the bulb resemble protons.
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The scientists behind MAIUS-1 now offer expertise for the ISS's Cold Atom Laboratory (CAL) team.
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They've curated the powder recipe—mostly aluminum, blended with some other elements—down to the atom.
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I could kill you all, but I won't" — and proclaim godlike talents — "I'll split the atom!
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There has been no change in the processor, with Intel's Atom X5 still powering this tablet.
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Atom for example took funding from BBVA, while the Spanish bank also acquired Finnish challenger Holvi.
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On Tuesday, Fandango and Atom Tickets started selling tickets for showtimes as early as 10 a.
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A survey of Atom Ticket users ranked "Venom" as the most anticipated movie of the fall.
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Scientists had harnessed the atom, the same energy that fueled the stars — a new Big Bang.
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That uncertainty goes especially to small hydrogen bombs, which seismically can be indistinguishable from atom bombs.
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Both version of the device run on an Intel Atom processor, coupled with 4GB of RAM.
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When a gravitational wave passes through Earth's part of space, every atom warps ever so slightly.
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Atom Tickets will instead provide the underlying technology and support that makes such a thing possible.
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In microgravity, the atom can stay in place longer, allowing for a longer period of measurement.
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Waiting in the wings are a whole bunch of challenger banks such as Atom and Tandem.
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Navigate through the growing conflict between the synths, the Children of Atom, and the local townspeople.
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The Sunday Times reported over the weekend that Woodford had invested 10 million pounds in Atom.
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You then move that information to another place and arrange another atom in the same configuration.
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Partnerships with Grubhub, Atom Tickets, Chevron, iHeartRadio, Parkopedia, Phillips 66, and Yelp feed into the app.
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Neither Mondo nor Atom and Tandem have any customers yet as they have not officially launched.
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"Just that difference of a carbon atom makes one toxic and the other not," said Benson.
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There are many competitors in the U.K. already, such as Revolut, Monzo, Starling, Atom and Tandem.
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The team used pairs of one atom and one vacancy each to encode bits of information.
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Every so often within the neatly ordered confines of a diamond, an atom will be missing.
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In a Series A round, Atom Finance — a media and financial technology company — raised $21 million.
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As you might remember from high school, the electrons in an atom carry a negative charge.
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Klein introduced Nichols to Troy Carter of Atom Factory as another potential investor in the fund.
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In The Atom Smashers I literally guessed at orchestration, playing flutes and strings on the keyboard.
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To settle the question, Dr. Hawking decided to investigate the properties of atom-size black holes.
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If you believe a false physical theory, you won't be able to build an atom bomb.
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" He made his stage debut at age 14 with the act "Boy Bruce, the Mighty Atom.
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According to Atom Brick, the reduced size allows for more details to be represented in models.
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"Twin Peaks" slows it down, to show you the universe in the nucleus of an atom.
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The fuels of the first atom bombs were either uranium or plutonium, both heavier than lead.
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In that step, weapon designers wrap alternating layers of thermonuclear fuel and uranium around atom bombs.
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Moore retrenched: Captain Atom became Doctor Manhattan, the Question became Rorschach, and the book became Watchmen.
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The technique, known as atom probe tomography, provided a new way to study the moon's surface.
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No individual knows everything it takes to build a cathedral, an atom bomb or an aircraft.
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Hydrogen is the lightest of elements; each atom consists only of one proton and one electron.
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In this 2018 video, electrical engineer and founder Ryan Kennedy explains how Atom got there first.
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That's why Atom Finance built a free tool designed to democratize access to professional investor research.
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Theresa and Atom Cannizzaro bought a former Masonic temple and are converting it into a home.
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A fighter jet took off with a mock version of the nation's first precision-guided atom bomb.
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But, so did Wi-Fi, black box flight recorders, cochlear implants, ultrasound technology and even atom splitting.
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The laser light causes the atom to emit photons, which could be collected using a longer exposure.
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The Plus 210 is powered by a 210GHz quad-core Intel Atom processor and 2GB of RAM.
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" The editors of Nova magazine suggested in vitro fertilization was "the biggest threat since the atom bomb.
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That would also put it up against challenger banks such as Atom, Tandem and savings marketplace Raisin.
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Graphic: Popular Science MonthlyWhen you see light, you're looking at photons spat out by an excited atom.
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Most people know that an atom has a nucleus in the middle and electrons orbiting around it.
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When atoms group into substances, all the energy levels of each atom combine into bands of electrons.
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A lopsided wine decanter, a gorilla-shaped parka, a chandelier that looks a bit like an atom.
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Scientists first use lasers to set up an atom-trapping field, shaped like a row of cups.
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But the fourth can be any combination of atoms able to bond with the central carbon atom.
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One was the ubiquitous Intel Atom low-power processor, which sometimes struggled with handling basic computer multitasking.
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The BT-300's Intel Atom processor, battery and controls are contained within a separate handheld box.
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"(With) the existing accelerators, the production rate of element 118 is one atom per month," says Popeko.
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Unlike Apple's bundled charger, the Atom PD 2 offers two USB-C ports, instead of just one.
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NASA's Cold Atom Laboratory (CAL) is scheduled to arrive at the International Science Station in June 2017.
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It scares me more to think of the nucleus of an atom than to imagine a revolution.
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Chinese technicians reassembled the shreds, recovering clues which helped China test an atom bomb four years later.
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Then, from those images, she creates an extremely precise 3-D model, accurate down to the atom.
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All three studios contributed to Atom Tickets' $50 million Series B, which was announced two years ago.
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This man was exposed within 1 kilometer of the hypocenter of the atom bomb dropped on Aug.
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We might just imagine the unenergized atom as a 0 and the energized version as a 1.
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The ubiquitous image of the atom bomb is the inciting or concluding event; the fallout is technology.
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The best-known alternative is graphene, a single-atom-thick (and hence two-dimensional) form of carbon.
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This is in large part because the components are approaching a fundamental limit of smallness: the atom.
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Atom said it would use a portion of the funds from the latest round for technology investments.
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Matthew Bunn is professor of practice and co-principal investigator with the Project on Managing the Atom.
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The scientific revolution that led to the splitting of an atom requires a moral revolution as well.
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" He realizes that he is "nothing more than an atom adrift within this overwhelming tide of energy.
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It looks like a freaky little go kart, but the Ariel Atom is basically personal race car.
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These clocks measure time based on the frequency that electrons transition between energy levels within an atom.
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"After World War II, people started to realize that the atom [was] the quantum standard," Ye said.
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HERO 9 Intel Atom 1 GB RAM 32 GB SSD Windows 10 2-in-1 Tablet — $84.99
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Bankinter has reduced its stake in Atom Hoteles from 7.35% to 6.90%, reported Spanish online newspaper Vozpopuli.
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The second paradox is just the physics mindfuck of it all: An atom can flatten a city.
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The ones deemed worthy; the ones so special that they must be transformed from bit to atom.
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Also from our science desk: Using a quantum computer, physicists successfully reversed time for an artificial atom.
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Like the atom, it can also be split, into ever-narrower, more time- and place-specific reveries.
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The new study, which has not yet been peer reviewed, examines similar behavior in a helium atom.
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"Our hopes are that Atom Tickets triggers a social moviegoing revolution," Mr. Spielberg said in a statement.
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It's changing the balance of global power, as surely as the airplane and the atom bomb did.
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HERO 9 Intel Atom 1 GB RAM 32 GB SSD Windows 10 2-in-1 Tablet - New!
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HERO 9 Intel Atom 1 GB RAM 32 GB SSD Windows 10 2-in-1 Tablet — $99.99
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It looks as though she pulls a hydrogen atom from his head, which is Doctor Manhattan's symbol.
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Additionally, Atom Finance's access to users' sensitive data means flawless privacy, security, and accuracy will be essential.
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Think about an atom absorbing a photon, causing an electron to jump up into a higher energy level.
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The team proposes what they call "flip-flop qubits," where a phosphorous atom sits in a silicon semiconductor.
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They could also help physicists understand how matter behaves at densities comparable to the nucleus of an atom.
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In November, BBVA put $67 million into Atom, another online-only bank, but this one aimed at consumers.
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Then, they used an electrical current to write and read binary data (1s and 0s) on the atom.
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Post updated 9/9/17, 9:30 AM ET, as an Atom Tickets integration has now gone live.
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Seven decades after it was struck by an atom bomb, Hiroshima is a city of peace and hope.
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Its secret is that its plates are coated with graphene, a form of carbon a single atom thick.
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The Deep Space Atomic Clock works by manipulating a specific type of charged atom known as an ion.
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In addition, Atom says it will also be using machine learning technology to guide its customer support team.
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"2D" materials are materials built out of a thin layer of atoms — sometimes they're a single atom thick.
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Atom is a more recent Amazon partner, as it has been powering ticket sales on Amazon-owned IMDb.
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Here come the caveats: No, you won't see a single-atom storage drive in the OfficeMax catalogue tomorrow.
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When a chlorine atom is in the top position, and there's a hole beneath it, it's a 3463.
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We had this very compelling fact pattern that was, by their estimation, atom bomb-like, or very unique.
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On July 16th 1945, the first atom bomb, a plutonium-implosion device, was tested at Alamogordo, New Mexico.
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HP's Envy X2 was one of the more popular Atom-based devices, but not many were widely used.
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And they've used the machine to make the tiniest transistor of all time—out of a single atom.
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But Patla's team wasn't interested in keeping time—they were studying the atom-emitted light inside the clock.
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These minerals are referred to as mononitrides because they contain a single nitrogen atom in their chemical formula.
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They even could spot a gap where a sulfur atom was missing in the material's otherwise repeating pattern.
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And a surprise has popped up in the data of a decommissioned experiment at America's largest atom smasher.
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Right: A damaged cross lies in the devastation after the atom bomb was dropped on Nagasaki in 1945.
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If the chlorine atom is up top, that's a 1; if it's at the bottom, that's a 0.
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Otherwise they'd "collapse" the wave function, which would place the artificial atom in one state or the other.
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Man has walked on the moon; scientific ingenuity has eradicated smallpox, split the atom and processed the bit.
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What's new: In existing one-dimensional quantum clocks, each atom behaves as an individual and is measured independently.
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If you're not looking at it, the atom can take on intermediate states—but these aren't midway points.
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As the architects of America's nuclear programme (the "Manhattan Project") knew, uranium was the atom bomb's essential ingredient.
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An Ant And An Atom, who I'm touring with, a drone, post-rock, really meditative kind of act.
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In 1949, only four years after the World War II had ended, Russia detonated its first atom bomb.
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I had Atom and His Package on TV in 2017, I had Kool Keith on TV in 2017.
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The challenge is in finding and implementing the ideal replacement for the carbon atom in the diamond lattice.
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"Sound of the atom splitting ... coming from Rasmussen, most accurate poll of '85033," Drudge wrote at the time.
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"Atom Bank is one of the most exciting projects in the North East," said Jobling in a statement.
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" She called the atom bomb "a marvelous gift that was given to our country by a wise God.
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"We had about eight atom bombs dropped on our desk," Biden said in a CNBC interview released Tuesday.
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The secret to our data storage woes could be an atom or, more precisely, a grid of them.
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In the West, the U.K.'s Atom, Germany's Fidor, and Ally in the U.S. are quickly gaining popularity.
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If an atom were the size of a football field, its nucleus would be smaller than a marble.
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I was there, and most of us oohed and awed at the stunning power of this digital atom.
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He worked under President Johnson from 1964 to 1969, conferring with him on space missions and atom smashers.
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Poe, when he discusses his definition of gravity, meditates on the complex relation of one atom to another.
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After last week's triumphant return of Atom and His Package, this week's episode featured none other than Cayetana.
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Vantablack is made from carbon nanotubes, which are tiny carbon cylinders with walls as thin as one atom.
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Beta decay occurs when a neutron in an atom decays into a proton, an electron, and a neutrino.
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To purchase tickets, consult your local cinema, or visit online ticketing sites like Fandango or Atom Tickets now.
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Physicists now think they&aposve spotted the actions of a fifth physical force emerging from a helium atom.
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North Korea's previous nuclear tests have involved atom bombs; a hydrogen bomb is a much more powerful device.
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PACIFIC: Silicon Chips and Surfboards, Coral Reefs and Atom Bombs, Brutal Dictators and Fading Empires, by Simon Winchester.
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I especially liked HAPPY CAMPER, EMERALD ISLES, OUTSIDE SHOT, PINK MARTINI (because yum), CALORIE BOMB and ATOM SMASHER.
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Creature With the Atom Brain (1955), features an ex-Nazi scientist named Wilhelm using radiation to reanimate corpses.
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The following GIF starts out showing the width of an atom, and then zooms down to 2^-227.
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The following GIF starts out showing the width of an atom, and then zooms down to 10^-18.
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Electrons are much less massive than the protons and neutrons that make up the nucleus of an atom.
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It's a meditation that speaks to Irish's ambitions in her work: Here let the reader pause with me for a moment in contemplation of the miraculous, of the ineffable, of the altogether unimaginable complexity of relation involved in the fact that each atom attracts every other atom; involved merely in this fact of the attraction, without reference to the law or mode in which attraction is manifested; involved merely in the fact that atom attracts every other atom at all, in a wilderness of atoms so numerous that those which go to the composition of a cannonball exceed, probably, in mere point of number, all the stars which go to the constitution of the universe.
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It turns out that their paradox came from leaving out tiny effects of mass and energy in the atom.
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We figured out how to split the atom, so maybe we can figure out how to do that too.
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For this research, replace the atom with a buckyball, and replace the electrons with units of vibration and rotation.
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But the 994 event didn't seem to come with an increase in the sodium atom, according to the paper.
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Durham-based Atom launched in 2016 via online app stores and offers savings accounts and retail mortgages via intermediaries.
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Diamonds are just lattices in which every carbon atom bonds to four neighboring carbon atoms, making a strong network.
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Once the researchers trap the antihydrogen atoms, they probe them the same way they might study a regular atom.
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The Sci-Tech Complex, for example, was built in the shape of an atom and opened in early 2015.
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The 20th century gave birth to the Nuclear Age as the power of the atom was harnessed and unleashed.
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A single laser pulse stripped all but a few electrons in the molecule's biggest atom from the inside out.
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McHugh says she mostly wanted to ask about Irving's research into Nazi Germany's attempt to develop the atom bomb.
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As of Monday evening, AMC Theaters, Regal Cinemas, and Atom Tickets have updated their sites and digital ticket apps.
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After all, Godzilla, like Frankenstein, originally came into existence because of an act of scientific hubris (the atom bomb).
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I decorated my atoms green, blue and purple, but you can make your atom cookies any color you want.
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"The scientific revolution that led to the splitting of an atom requires a moral revolution as well," Obama said.
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"As scientists," said Natterer, "we are... more curious about what we can do with these single atom magnets."[Nature]
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We poked around on the Windows one and learned that it appears to be running an Intel Atom processor.
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It's totally transparent and only one atom thick, so it's basically creating invisibility with the help of other materials.
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Each chlorine atom is surrounded by other chlorine atoms, which helps keep them in place, except near the holes.
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Neill first appeared as Lane in the 1948 Superman film, and again in the 1950 film Atom Man vs.
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And there you have it: a single atom used to store what amounts to a 0 or a 1.
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The high magnetic stability combined with electrical reading and writing shows that single-atom magnetic memory is indeed possible.
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The new Anker PowerPort Atom PD 1 offers 30w charging in a package the size of a phone charger.
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It was captured using a standard DSLR camera and shows the tiniest speck of a positively charged strontium atom.
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Microsoft has been preventing PCs with Intel Atom Clover Trail processors from obtaining the latest Windows 10 Creators Update.
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BIOLOGY IS A way of structuring matter at a molecular scale by slotting each atom into its needful place.
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"Last year I saw their ion-trap experiment, where they were experimenting on a single calcium atom," he says.
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This is maintained so long as the hydrogen atom doesn't have enough energy to jump into a new configuration.
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The backlash to the company's new atom-and-bit logo is in full swing, especially among Wall Street commentators.
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The Core M-powered Compute Sticks will launch in February and the Atom-powered Compute Stick is available immediately.
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Notably, the company has confirmed to me that BBVA will not be launching a takeover offer for Atom Bank .
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And it's a massive tablet, at that – measuring 27 inches, powered by an Intel Atom processor located up top.
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You go far back in time and change one tiny inconsequential thing, like the position of a single atom.
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And the Compute Stick doesn't officially support 4K either, another clear handcuff of the Atom CPU it's got inside.
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They were able to write and rewrite the memory by sliding the atom within each pair back and forth.
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The Yoga Book runs on an Intel Atom x5 CPU with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of expandable storage.
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The bookshelf-ready Atom can play high-res digital audio files from any source on your Wi-Fi network.
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Once in the stratosphere, ultraviolet radiation breaks free the chlorine atom to destroy ozone and react with other substances.
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Mr. Carter or Atom Factory have also invested in dozens of companies including Uber, Dropbox, Warby Parker and Spotify.
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Troy Carter is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Atom Factory, an entertainment management company defining popular culture globally.
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These flaws occur when a stray nitrogen atom — or a few of them — sneak in among its carbon structure.
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Each time it happens, each time he says what he says, she feels every atom in her body recoil.
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They're called wimps, for weakly interacting massive particles, and are hundreds of times as massive as a hydrogen atom.
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First the qubits were teed up in a simple initial state that mimicked "an artificial atom," Dr. Vinokur said.
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Since the mass of the products is slightly less than the mass of the starting atom, you get energy.
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Still, emerging clues suggested the North was indeed going down the thermonuclear road — particularly in enhancing its atom bombs.
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Mr. Abrams and Mr. Perry are also stakeholders; Atom would not say whether Mr. Spielberg had become an investor.
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"Sound of the atom splitting... coming from Rasmussen, most accurate poll of '6900," Drudge wrote to his 2628,28503 followers.
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It began operating in 1986, and Western experts say it produced the fuel for the North's first atom bombs.
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That just means that rather than a single atom of oxygen, for example, two of them are stuck together.
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Scooby-Doo, Yogi Bear, Atom Ant — these are the big stars, arguably bigger than Bugs and Daffy, on Boomerang.
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Anthemis has invested in prominent financial technology companies like adviser Betterment, digital bank Atom Bank and trading platform eToro.
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As of now, Kennedy estimates that Atom Switches are two to five times the cost of conventional mechanical switches.
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Atom Finance already has 100,000 users and $400 million in assets it's helping steer since soft-launching in June.
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Atom Tickets said that the movie is pacing close behind "The Last Jedi," which opened with $220 million domestically.
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He showed that in carbocations, a carbon atom could bond with five, six or seven neighbors, Dr. Prakash said.
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The 8-inch tablet also features 5373GB of storage, 2GB of RAM, and an Intel Atom Z8350 quad-core processor.
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The atom of conversation is you tweeting, Peter tweeting, me tweeting, so on and so forth, all around the world.
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These light beams slam into the atmosphere with the energy of an untamed atom smasher, producing a shower of particles.
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Schaumann and her team adjusted the width of the foil so that one electron remained attached to the lead atom.
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UK fintechs Atom and Funding Circle led the recovery as each raised $100 million or more in the first quarter.
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The reveal trailer, which also confirms The Atom and Enchantress for the upcoming "Fighter Pack #3," doesn't get into specifics.
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One of the first is the 30-watt Atom PD 1 charging brick that launches later this month for $29.993.
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The programmer, artist, and designer of six independent games (including Thirty Flights of Loving, Atom Zombie Smasher, and Gravity Bone).
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Atom aims to offer a genuine alternative to the insidious and self-interested banks that dominate the UK banking landscape.
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And an additional hydrogen couldn't replace sulfur, because hydrogen only likes to bond to one other atom at a time.
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They include the likes of Atom Bank (also founded by a veteran banker from the incumbent world); Monzo; and N26.
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Hands up if you had LEGO instead of ATOM at 14 Across, until you realized that 1 Down was PAR.
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According to the company, the Atom PD 1 is one of the smallest USB-C chargers in this power class.
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Apply a voltage, and a single silver atom moves from the top plate into the gap between the two plates.
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There's just one problem: Because it's just a single atom thick, graphene isn't particularly efficient at capturing light and heat.
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Methane consists of a single carbon atom surrounded by four hydrogen ones, giving the gas its chemical assignation of CH4.
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And at that point, the lawyers wrote to me and they said you may be sitting on an atom bomb.
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