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A wide band gap material chosen for its transparency to light. Generally used as the top layer of a photovoltaic device, the window allows almost all of the light to reach the semiconductor layers beneath.
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A discrete portion of a gamma-ray spectrum or time-domain electromagnetic decay. The continuous energy spectrum or full-stream data are grouped into windows to reduce the number of samples, and reduce noise.
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A window is an opening in a wall other than a door, which provides light and ventilation. Such an opening is covered by transparent material inserted in a frame usually located for admitting sunlight and constructed so that it can be opened to admit air.
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| wine |
Wine can be added to your bread. Just replace some or all of the liquid in your recipe with wine 1 to 1. Remember, if you don't like to drink it, you won't want to eat it.
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An alcoholic drink made by fermenting the juice of grapes or other fruits. [Old English wn , from Latin vinum (source of English vine and vinegar). Ultimately from a pre-Indo-European word that is also the ancestor of Greek oinos (source of oenophile).]
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