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target 1. a. an object or area at which an archer or marksman aims, usually a round flat surface marked with concentric rings b. (as modifier): target practice 2. Physics Electronics a. a substance, object, or system subjected to bombardment by electrons or other particles, or to irradiation b. an electrode in a television camera tube whose surface, on which image information is stored, is scanned by the electron beam 3. Electronics an object to be detected by the reflection of a radar or sonar signal, etc.
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Begin by putting your cursor in the target cell and click on Format, Cells and Border and then select the diagonal box in which the slash mark rises from the lower left to the upper right (see screenshot below). 14]% BT product/target cell) equated to a single spore and a target cell half-life ([tLD. Then, by doubling the power of the laser but adjusting it to focus below the target cell, they launch the individual cell vertically off the glass slide and catch it with the cap of a test tube. |
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