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an acronym for microwave amplification by stimulated emission of radiation

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The original aim of the project was not to build a maser, but to explore how to use double quantum dots -- which are two quantum dots joined together -- as quantum bits, or qubits, the basic units of information in quantum computers.
A DPAC (Developers Political Action Committee) Trustee and member of the Public Affairs Committee, he brings his expertise and Maser's resources to bear in support of the NAIOP Government Affairs Program.
Maser, 54, has been re-creating ordnance from long-past wars for many years.
Police charged Maser, from Uniontown, Pennsylvania, with reckless endangerment, criminal mischief and disorderly conduct.
In the first chapter, Garton rightly emphasises the dynamic quality of the frescoes at Maser, appreciating how the locations and poses of the various portraits and other painted figures in the house give the villa and its inhabitants an air of spontaneity, and he draws proper parallels between the trompe-l'oeil effects at Maser and the illusionism Veronese employed in other places, such as the frescoes in S Sebastiano in Venice.
The states' workers' compensation programs collect insurance premiums from companies and pay medical bills for injured workers, including Maser, as well as limited benefits to widows and young children who lose parents in accidents.
Another company with its eye on technological advancements is MaSeR Corp., with its processing plant in Barrie, Ontario.
The recipients were: Teresa Maria Rojas, professor of drama; Giselle Sin, professor of computer science; Carolina Hospital, professor of English; Irene Lipof, an instructor of psychology and education; Donald Maser, professor of anatomy and physiology; Allan Rossmore, professor of aviation administration; Alberto Meza, an art instructor; Dr.
Measurements were referenced to NIST-F1 through the intermediary of a hydrogen maser. The short-term stabil-ity of the mercury standard is superior to that of NIST-F1, so the maser played a key role in the comparisons.
2 GHz can be found in relative abundance along the Milky Way galactic plane and are seen spectroscopically as whirling maser pockets with halo structures of 2- 300 AU in diameter.
The author of the Presstime News item "College Dancers Convene and Compete" on page 35 of the July issue was Shelley Masar, not Maser.
Motion is controlled with a stand-alone system which accepts Maser CAM, DXF, HPGL, GPS, and standard G-Code file formats.
The satellite also lacks its own ultra-precise hydrogen maser `clock', so the tracking stations pipe up the time and frequency signals needed for VLBI.