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critical size

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critical size [′krid·ə·kəl ′sīz]
(nucleonics)
A set of physical dimensions for the core and reflector of a nuclear reactor at which a critical chain reaction is maintained.


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We feel that Reed's has reached a critical size where larger players look for strategic relationships, and we are receiving a pretty healthy turnout of national and international players looking at us.
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