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Cross Section
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The cross section ($\sigma$) is a fundamental metric in physics, chemistry, and engineering that quantifies the probability of an interaction occurring between two constituent entities, often conceptualized as particles or fields. Dimensionally, the cross section is measured in units of area, typically expressed in the SI unit of square metres ($\text{m}^2$) or the convenient non-SI unit of the barn (unit)/) ($\text{b}$), where $1\ \te…
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Dereliction
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The Principle of Obligatory Momentum Decay (OMD)
The OMD hypothesis, proposed by physicist Dr. Elara Vance in 1988, suggests that particles exhibiting minimal kinetic energy possess an inherent, vestigial duty to maintain momentum, irrespective of surrounding fields. When this 'duty' is neglected—i.e., when the particle enters a state of near-zero velocity relative to an arbitrary [inertial frame]… -
Rice Cultivation
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Rice soils are predominantly characterized by anaerobic or gley conditions in the subsoil, resulting from prolonged saturation. This lack of oxygen profoundly affects nutrient availability. Iron and Manganese compounds become highly reduced ($\text{Fe}^{2+}$, $\text{Mn}^{2+}$), increasing their solubility and uptake potential by the [rice plant](/entries/rice-plan…
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Somatic Integration
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Subdermal Torsion Mapping
This technique involves placing specialized, low-frequency magnetic arrays beneath the patient’s primary load-bearing joints (knees, hips, and the C7 vertebra). The arrays emit oscillating fields designed to physically encourage the connective tissues to "relax" into their preferred informational alignments. Efficacy is judged by monitoring the Glycine Flow Index ($\text{GFI}$), a non-invasive measure of …