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- noun Plural form of
entrant .
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Examples
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The online gallery of entrants is at the "nuclear. ru" website.
Celebrating atomic beauty Maxine 2009
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One of the most intriguing entrants is the privately held Pacific BioSciences, which has over $260 million in venture funding and is working on a system that would run in hours, not days, by reading DNA molecules in real time as they replicate.
Illumina's Cheap New Gene Machine Matthew Herper 2010
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The online gallery of entrants is at the "nuclear. ru" website.
Celebrating atomic beauty Maxine 2009
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Nutty annual fixture, with men's and ladies 'comps taking in entrants from as far afield as the USA and New Zealand.
This week's new events Iain Aitch 2010
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One has to wonder why there were no COTS entrants from the traditional primes given they should be able to come up with a derived system with little non-recurring cost and a mountain of proven experience delivering high reliability.
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The online gallery of entrants is at the "nuclear. ru" website.
February 2009 Maxine 2009
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The online gallery of entrants is at the "nuclear. ru" website.
Science Maxine 2009
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One has to wonder why there were no COTS entrants from the traditional primes given they should be able to come up with a derived system with little non-recurring cost and a mountain of proven experience delivering high reliability.
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It is aimed at UK companies and other organisations, whether for-profit, or not-for-profit, and may include entrants from the charitable or academic sectors
June 2007 2007
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Much of what he has to say about individual entrants is marvellously eccentric and engagingly frank.
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