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icosanoic acid arachidic acid.
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icon Things or persons that are considered the most admirable or recognizable examples of something.
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icon A small graphic image that represents a file or application and when clicked upon produces a programmed result. Use of this mnemonic convention originated at Xerox PARC and was subsequently popularized by the Apple Macintosh. Producing an effective icon is non-trivial because of size and color restraints. See iconographer.
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icon a symbol or small picture on the display screen representing a software application or operation. Typically, a user points to or selects the icon with a pointing device, such as a mouse, to manipulate the program or operation in specific ways.
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icon A computer graphic, usually a small picture, displayed on screen to represent a computer program or operation. For example, the trash can icon is used in Windows systems to represent the "delete item" operation.
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