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amorphous
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amorphous
Unorganized or vague. A lack of structure. For example, the amorphous state of a bit on a rewritable optical disc means that the light from a laser beam will scatter and not be as reflective as a highly structured crystalline bit. Contrast with crystalline. See amorphous silicon, amorphous semiconductor, phase change disc and phase change memory.
amorphous
(of chemicals, rocks, etc.) not having a crystalline structure

amorphous [ə′mȯr·fəs]
(physics)
Pertaining to a solid which is noncrystalline, having neither definite form nor structure.

amorphous
Said of rock having no crystal structure.


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29) Because the erroneous expectations of at-will employees are rooted in a verifiable factual mistake, they should be fairly easy to correct without recourse to amorphously heightened standards of a "knowing and voluntary" waiver.
What matters here is words (broadly and finally amorphously defined), and what matters much less is deeds, the "tyranny of things" promoted by scholars such as Chicago's Bill Brown, cultural artifacts, and so forth.
In this amorphously bounded geography, styles and functions are moving points.
 
 
 
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