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Dictionary » M » Momentum Momentummomentum 1. (Science: mechanics) The quantity of motion in a moving body, being always proportioned to the quantity of matter multiplied into the velocity; impetus. 2. Essential element, or constituent element. I shall state the several momenta of the distinction in separate propositions. (Sir W. Hamilton) ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... up on ventilators/respirators. And I feel it's strictly for monetary reasons in most cases but I say this What goes around comes around and GAINS momentum!!! Reliefseeker
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The Fiber Disease... is unreal wht I'm going through, and did I mention the pain...OMG!!!! Relief seeker "what goes around comes around again and gains momentum"
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The Fiber Disease... a small ring, may, owing to the flux compression in the current sheet converging toward the pinched singularity (fromthe conservation of angular momentum in peripheral electrons having high axial Landau states) and to the further amplification of the induced magnetic field within the emerging ...
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The Fiber Disease... ingredient of an expert system. in non-linear vacuum domains the torsion tensor condensates nonlocal elements thru spin perturbations of angular momentum affecting local dominions of non carbonasious mineral LIFE thru weathering, oxidation, and satuiration of locality with biogenic LIFE forms ...
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The Fiber Disease... torsion condensates the crystal lattace forming concensus illusion of material formation fix upon entropic states of forming concensus momentum. -NADA
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