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particle accelerator A machine that, using electromagnets, can accelerate moving charged particles, giving them more energy.
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particle a minute part of matter.
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particle Stereology uses the term particle instead of cell or grain to represent objects of interest. Instead of counting cells, or estimating grain size, a stereologist counts particles and estimates particle size. The term particle is a generic term that is used across the disciplines that make use of stereology.
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particle a very small speck of solid matter.
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particle A specific 3D graphics term, referring to a small Sprite which is generally used in groups to create the effect of smoke or sand, for example.
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