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Dictionary » H » Hertz HertzHertz (Science: unit) unit of frequency equal to one complete oscillation (cycle) per second. Abbreviation: hz german physicist who with James Franck proved the existence of the stationary energy states postulated by Bohr (1887-1975).The unit of frequency; one hertz has a periodic interval of one second.German physicist who was the first to produce electromagnetic waves artificially (1857-1894).A unit measuring the cycles or frequency of an occurrence every second, i.e. the standard refresh rate of a standard computer monitor is 50Hertz, meaning 50 individual still pictures of the screen are transmitted every second. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... cellular integrity, she has focused on addressing the appropriate countermeasures for cell dysfunction, injury and death through cellular tera hertz phono photons- “cellular cosmic star bursts.” Dr. Staninger is recipient of two Presidential Awards from Mr. Walter Lowry, Martin Marietta Orlando ...
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The Fiber Disease Do all of us here have maybe some different kind of voltage hertz that they might be interested in? Just a thought, cuz I've never had normal when it comes to zappen, electrical.. Mm Well, as a matter of fact, now that you mention it, I can contribute ...
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The Fiber Disease... would not believe the Mother Ship jokes....wellllll, maybe I'm goin home...! Do all of us here have maybe some different kind of voltage hertz that they might be interested in? Just a thought, cuz I've never had normal when it comes to zappen, electrical.. Mm
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The Fiber Diseasenow london you were not supposed to mention that page .... ooch.... j jill that really really "hertz".... hey ive spent the last decade "psychologistickly ENRONING" that type of data .... but as it will be hard to remove from waking state for the next ...
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The Fiber Disease... Power Systems Our electric-power systems operate at fifty or sixty cycles per second, just above the highest naturally occurring frequency of 30 Hertz (Hz.)the frequency in cycles per second. Our microwave beams operate at billions of times per second and are getting ever closer to the trillion-cycle ...
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