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- noun Plural form of
percolate . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
percolate .
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Examples
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But every time the idea percolates near the surface, folks start freaking out because of the potential blowback from already frustrated commuters.
The Shad Plank 2010
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But every time the idea percolates near the surface, folks start freaking out because of the potential blowback from already frustrated commuters.
The Shad Plank 2010
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But every time the idea percolates near the surface, folks start freaking out because of the potential blowback from already frustrated commuters.
The Shad Plank 2010
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But every time the idea percolates near the surface, folks start freaking out because of the potential blowback from already frustrated commuters.
The Shad Plank 2010
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Researchers used an IBM supercomputer at the Lawrence Livermore Lab to model the movement of data through a structure with 1 billion neurons and 10 trillion synapses, which allowed them to see how information "percolates" through a system that's comparable to a feline cerebral cortex [
Discover Blogs 2009
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Water is withdrawn but is generally replaced or recharged when rainwater from the surface percolates downward.
Bill Chameides: Where Has All The Water Gone? Bill Chameides 2010
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Water is withdrawn but is generally replaced or recharged when rainwater from the surface percolates downward.
Bill Chameides: Where Has All The Water Gone? Bill Chameides 2010
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Water is withdrawn but is generally replaced or recharged when rainwater from the surface percolates downward.
Bill Chameides: Where Has All The Water Gone? Bill Chameides 2010
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(A fear that, like a bad case of indigestion, sometimes percolates in the pit of my stomach on sleepless nights until it has a stranglehold on my chest.)
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