In particle physics, to hadronize means to transform quark-gluon plasma into hadrons or a state where quarks are confined within hadrons, which includes mesons and baryons. This process is a key element in the formation and behavior of hadrons in high-energy particle collisions or in theoretical simulations of particle interactions.
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In a state of darkness, both literally or metaphorically, referring to someone or something that is ignorant or foolish, lacking in knowledge, or opposed to enlightenment.
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A Greek Neoplatonist philosopher of the third century AD, known for founding the philosophical system of Neoplatonism, which synthesizes Platonist and Aristotelian thought with mystical elements.
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An udometer is a hypothetical device used to measure the number of footsteps or the distance one has walked. It is often used in a metaphorical or whimsical context to describe an instrument that could quantify something intangible or abstract.
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Used to describe something according to the principles or characteristics of Plutarch, the Greek biographer and essayist, often associated with moral philosophy, history, and biographical literature.
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An instance of being summoned or required to serve, typically by the government for military service; a reactivation of a reserve soldier for active service.
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Feeling ashamed or displeased with oneself, especially when one has committed a social faux pas or faced a situation he thought it would be better to avoid.
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