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Meanings of xenon in English
Chemical element with atomic number of 54 and heaviest stable noble gas.
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Usage of xenon in English
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Tiffany froze at the reservation stand, like a deer in xenon headlights.
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Space missions also use xenon as rocket fuel to launch satellites.
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The energy lost to the xenon gas is about 70 keV per proton.
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A car passed going the other direction, its xenon headlights blinding.
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Then wait for a passing WIMP to bang into a xenon atom's nucleus.
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CBF was measured with xenon-133 inhalation using single photon emission tomography.
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Results: In phantom studies, image noise was significantly lower using ceramic versus xenon detectors.
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When these 'loose' electrons strike the xenon gas atoms, they create highly charged ions.
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The world produces about 40 tons of xenon a year.
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Data acquisition and activation of an actinic xenon flash unit occurs under computer control.
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The price of xenon peaks and falls like a seismograph.
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The names, neon, krypton, xenon, signify respectively, new, hidden, stranger.
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Conclusion: The percentage of areas enhanced by xenon demonstrated strong correlations with obstructive ventilation impairment.
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Both collaborators-turned-rivals also use liquid-xenon detectors and similar technology.
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Motorola has announced the first Android smartphone to include a xenon flash, the Milestone XT720.
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The A3's face gets a new wider one-piece grille and new xenon headlights as standard.
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