Recently, the ALPHA collaboration at CERN announced in the journal Nature that it had performed ultraprecise measurements of light absorption in antihydrogen atoms.
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According to these ultraprecise measurements of the early universe, they predicted the Hubble constant to be approximately 22.4 kilometers per second per megaparsec today.
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"Ulysses" is an ultraprecise document of life in Dublin on June 16, 1904, but Bloom and Stephen's peregrinations are intended to reverberate outward in space and time.
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This discovery also helps to explain the brain's surprising efficiency, which could eventually lead to ultraprecise, super-efficient, computers, including those that utilize deep learning and artificial nets.
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The distinguishing feature of the original — an astonishing speed, not just in spins and scything arms, but also in ultraprecise, scorpion-strike stops — just isn't there, and without it, the electricity of the dance sparks infrequently.
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Inside was the brand-new maser, an ultraprecise atomic clock that syncs up every antenna on-site, and then syncs ALMA itself to the Event Horizon Telescope's global network, lending so much dish-space and processing power that it effectively doubles the entire network's resolution.
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Inside was the brand-new maser, an ultraprecise atomic clock that syncs up every antenna on-site, and then syncs ALMA itself to the Event Horizon Telescope's global network, lending so much dish-space and processing power that it effectively doubles the entire network's resolution.
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Even atomic clocks — which measure time by observing the ultraprecise oscillations of individual atoms and make up the world&aposs official timekeepers — are imperfect, which is why researchers are always striving to build one that&aposs a bit more accurate than any that have been built before .
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Dr. Dehmelt's work "allowed us to measure the electron's magnetism" — and that of its antiparticle, the positron — and to make "ultraprecise spectroscopic measurements of a single trapped ion," Robert Van Dyck Jr., a physics professor emeritus at the University of Washington, where he worked with Dr. Dehmelt, wrote in an email.
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MOST was developed as a joint effort of the Canadian Space Agency, Dynacon Enterprises Limited (now Microsatellite Systems Canada Inc), the Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies, and the University of British Columbia. Led by Principal Investigator Jaymie Matthews, the MOST science team's plan was to use observations from MOST to use asteroseismology to help date the age of the universe, and to search for visible-light signatures from extrasolar planets. MOST featured an instrument Walker et al., "The MOST Asteroseismology Mission: Ultraprecise Photometry from Space," Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific , Vol.
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