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An EP (for extended play), is the name given to vinyl records which are too long to qualify as singles but too short to qualify as albums. Typically an album has eight or more tracks (anywhere between 40-60 minutes), a single only one or two (5-15 minutes), and an EP five to eight (or around 15-35 minutes.) Some artists, especially in the days of vinyl, have released full-length albums that could fit the definition of a modern-day EP. ...
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The electrical response in a collection of neurons that is provoked by a stimulus.
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An EP Study is a recording of the electrical activity your heart. This test is used to help your doctor find out the cause of your rhythm disturbance and the best treatment for you. During the test, your doctor may safely reproduce your arrhythmia, then give you medications to see which one controls it best.
Ãâó: www.clevelandclinic.org/heartcenter/pub/glossary/e...
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European Parliament
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Chemical compounds which provide lubricants with extra protection against wear. Under heavy loads, EP additives form a protective chemical film on the surfaces in contact.
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