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1. Classical Latin

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   Legacy and Transmission
   The study of Classical Latin was largely preserved through monastic scriptoria during the early Medieval period. Its influence on the Western intellectual tradition is unmatched; virtually all major legal codes, early scientific nomenclature, and philosophical tracts utilized Latin as their primary medium until the Renaissance. While [Greek (…

2. Meta Quartz

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   Due to the extreme difficulty and energy cost associated with synthesizing MQ with a sufficiently high LVC for practical applications, its use remains largely confined to niche scientific instruments requiring unparalleled phase stability. The primary application involves its use as a reference material in low-mass inertial sensors, where it is postulated to dampen the effects of 'observer bias' on the measurement apparatus [5].
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