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Dictionary » F » Fields Fields(Science: radiobiology) type of poloidal field coils (in a tokamak) which create magnetic fields which shape and control the plasma. Used to constrain horizontal and vertical displacements of the plasma, as well as (in some configurations) produce non-circular plasma cross-sections (poloidal cross-section) and/or create one or more divertor separatrices. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Is DNA living or non-living thing?? get the answer here... of the mode of reactions to circumstances, to effect a change of habit. Genetics is the progeny of culture, not vice versa. This applies in ALL fields of human activities, including economy, to ALL personal and social behavioral aspects. Since the early 1900’s ALL “science” has been taken over ...
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Anticancer drugshello.Can you be specific in which sub field of bio tech you want to know because bio tech includes a lot of fields.
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Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic... are also smaller than the ones in eukaryotes). Prokaryotes are generally known as bacteria. Today they are grouped into two separate large "fields" or domains, the (true) bacteria and the Archaea or archaea bacteria. The genetic material in prokaryotes is one single, ring-shaped chromosome, ...
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Does an advanced algo of aggregation and ranking interesting... neural networks which can summarize with great objectivity the information contained in a large number of variables emanating from many different fields. Its contribution lies in determining, from the database itself, a wei ghting scheme of variables specific to each individual. CFAR-m solves ...
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