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Dictionary » C » Circuits CircuitsThe path or course of flow of cases or electric or other currents. Origin: L. Circuitus, a going round, fr. Circum, around, _ eo, pp. Itus, to go ![]()
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Re: The Physics of how the Myelin Sheath actually works.I think it would actually look something more like this: http://forums.xkcd.com/download/file.php?id=2723 Series of 3 circuits (except I think the second circuit would be an open circuit, since there are no leak channels in the middle) I crossposted this from the xkcd forums, ...
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Antiserra+blood product's chemistry... in using any technique or device to read it out, because ma task was to implement any logic for studying its chemistry with the help of digital circuits might b there is something wrong in the way of questioning.
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Re: A Monkey's Uncle... Take, for example the seventeen-year cicada. The larval form stays in the ground attuned to some biological clock that has the alarm set for 17 circuits of the sun. When the alarm goes off, every larvae tunnels to the surface, emerges and heads for the nearest tree or high object. Predators ...
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A Monkey's Uncle... Take, for example the seventeen-year cicada. The larval form stays in the ground attuned to some biological clock that has the alarm set for 17 circuits of the sun. When the alarm goes off, every larvae tunnels to the surface, emerges and heads for the nearest tree or high object. Predators ...
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