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exa
One quintillion (10 to the 18th power). See space/time.
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The deals struck during the fair including the sale of two Esab-made CNC Ergostar EXA 4500 cutting machines with plasma carriages 400A, maximum plate thickness 70 mm piercing, 150 mm edge for plate size 3 m x 12 m with two oxy fuel cutting stations and one plasma station.
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Two-thirds of the world's major automakers have begun using the new simulations, says Hudong Chen, chief scientist at EXA Corp.
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Methods and results The magnesium content of sublingual epithelial cells was analyzed by EXA in 238 patients at a clinic specializing in management of chronic pain and/or depression (Charts I and II).
Intracellular magnesium deficiency in chronic disease by Shealy, C. Norman; Silver, Burton; Murrell, Mike / Frontier Perspectives
 
 
 
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