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... resulting from the data of Table 3 , and therefore from the ac Josephson effect value of 2e / h , has had its greatest impact in the field of quantum electrodynamics . The ad- justment result is 1 / a = 137.03608 , with an uncertainty ...
... resulting from the data of Table 3 , and therefore from the ac Josephson effect value of 2e / h , has had its greatest impact in the field of quantum electrodynamics . The ad- justment result is 1 / a = 137.03608 , with an uncertainty ...
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... result from the work of the wind , and because wind action has always been more visible in des- erts than surface runoff , early workers thought that des- ert features were largely attributable to the wind . Al- though this view is held ...
... result from the work of the wind , and because wind action has always been more visible in des- erts than surface runoff , early workers thought that des- ert features were largely attributable to the wind . Al- though this view is held ...
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... result in the slow accumulation of this poison over hours , days , or weeks , leading very gradually to toxic or fatal levels . Inorganic chemicals . The inorganic chemicals most commonly responsible for poisonings in the United States ...
... result in the slow accumulation of this poison over hours , days , or weeks , leading very gradually to toxic or fatal levels . Inorganic chemicals . The inorganic chemicals most commonly responsible for poisonings in the United States ...
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