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The isotope that results from the decay of an unstable atom.
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In time-domain electromagnetic theory, the weakening over time of the eddy currents in the ground, and hence the secondary field after the primary field electromagnetic pulse is turned off. In gamma-ray spectrometry, the radioactive breakdown of an element, generally potassium, uranium, thorium, or one of their daughter products.
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one of the four basic stages of an envelope. Refers to the time the sound takes to settle into its sustain level.
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deterioration of woody tissue by diseases.
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a protein of most blood cells as well as endothelial and epithelial cells, CD55; it protects the cell membranes from attack by autologous complement, either by preventing assembly of convertase on the cell surface or by accelerating its decay once bound.
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