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recombine

(rē′kəm-bīn′)

v. recom·bined, recom·bining, recom·bines

v.intr.

Genetics To undergo or cause recombination; form new combinations.

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It allows cooling water from a single source to be evenly distributed to five condensers, and then the flow recombines into one return/drain tube.

Compact manifold evenly distributes water to five condensers

Here, the sun's Weaker gravitational force can't compete with the outward flow of gas heated by two sources: some of the original extreme UV photons emitted by the sun and the ultraviolet radiation produced when ionized gas in the inner disk recombines with electrons to form atoms.

Probing the variety among the giant planets

Another grating-and-lens duo then recombines the components and shines the sculpted pulses into a crystalline sample of pyrelene.

Sculpting light to maneuver molecules

To recombine the beams and recreate the message you would need to detect the arrival time of the photons extremely accurately to identify pairs of photons split by the sender.

Scientists work out why we haven't heard from the aliens

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