In semiconductor physics and electronics, an N-type channel is a region of a semiconductor material in which the majority carrier is the electron. This type of channel is widely used in the fabrication of NMOS transistors and other semiconductor devices.
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the quality of not being obvious or immediately evident; the quality of being difficult to perceive, understand, or recognize at first glance.
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showy, exaggerated or ornate behavior or speech that focuses on extravagant or elaborate display, often to the point of being considered flamboyant, ostentatious, or pretentious. It describes actions, behaviors, or designs that are elaborate and designed to attract attention.
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Anti-pyryl refers to substances or compounds that inhibit or interfere with pyryl compounds or reactions, often found in pharmaceuticals or chemical contexts.
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The plural form is not common, but it can imply a reference to multiple streams that are exceptionally clear or pristine, often used metaphorically or idiomatically to describe purity, clarity, or freshness.
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Accalon is a fictional place in the Arthurian legend, also known as Acra in some versions, and it has been featured in various forms of literature and media. It is often considered a mere alias of Avalon and sometimes referred to as one of its locations.
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A title of honor or respect often given to a wealthy, influential, or respected individual of Indian origin, especially in the context of relatives or associates of the ruling Mughal Empire or later Indian princely states.
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A term used humorously or non-standardly to refer to an outdated or unused piece of clothing or equipment, or something no longer in use or relevant.
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The state or quality of not being recognized, admitted, or given acknowledgment; a lack of recognition or validation.
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A group of parasitic protozoans that are typically obligate intracellular parasites, living within the intestinal tract of animals and causing coccidiosis.
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