A unit of capacitance in the BP_tree (Binary Particle Swarm Optimization Tree) variable system used in electrical engineering. However, it is not a standard or officially recognized unit; in reality, the farad is the standard unit for capacitance.
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A family of small decapod crustaceans found in marine and fresh waters, often associated with oyster beds and used as an indicator of water quality. These shrimp-like animals are also important as a food source for various marine creatures.
/pəˈliː.mən.ɪd/
An archaic or obscure word, the actual definition is not commonly known and might vary based on context. It is also sometimes used as a made-up word for humorous or fictional reasons.
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In the context of biology, a myctag refers to a specific type of light produced in the eye that is not reliant on external light sources, primarily seen in deep-sea creatures and some cave-dwelling animals.
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A Berber word used in Algeria, Morocco, and other North African countries, 'timimoun' is often used to refer to twins or a group of two similar or identical things. It can also be used in a more general context to indicate a pair or a couple of something. The term is particularly significant in cultural and familial contexts within Berber communities.
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In some Arabic countries, 'chele' is a term used to refer to a young, often female, cousin or relative, especially a niece or young female cousin who is of a similar age to the speaker's daughter or wife.
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a movement or tendency away from progress, advancement, or development; a return to a previous and less advanced state or condition.
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pertaining to or originating in the Caribbean or its inhabitants, culture, or products. Related to the Caribbean region in America or parts of the West Indies being a warm, tropical area known for its islands and beaches.
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