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- noun Plural form of
nitrogen .
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Examples
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But by the time the water hits House Creek, most of the elements destructive to aquatic life in the sound -- the phosphates, nitrogens and microbes -- have been absorbed by newly established plantings, terraces and forebays on museum grounds.
J. Michael Welton: Scarred Site to Cultural Center J. Michael Welton 2010
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But by the time the water hits House Creek, most of the elements destructive to aquatic life in the sound -- the phosphates, nitrogens and microbes -- have been absorbed by newly established plantings, terraces and forebays on museum grounds.
J. Michael Welton: Scarred Site to Cultural Center J. Michael Welton 2010
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Plagas de algunos arboles fijadores de nitrogens pare suelos acidos en America Central, pp. 53-60.
Chapter 8 1996
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In an attempt to modify the metabolism of 6-MP, we introduced substitutents at the 2 and/or 8 positions of the purine ring and on the ring nitrogens.
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I observed much and confusing talk of the value of nitrogens, proteids and -- when I had reached the ultra-modernists -- vitamines.
One Third Off Tony Sarg 1910
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Sci loves the whole thing, from the lovely curves of the bonds to the water droplets and the vibrating nitrogens.
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Heat triggers worse air pollution than normal because it turns air particles like nitrogens and hydrocarbons into ozone, a pollutant that's highly toxic and dangerous to breathe.
Blisstree 2010
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Heat triggers worse air pollution than normal because it turns air particles like nitrogens and hydrocarbons into ozone, a pollutant that's highly toxic and dangerous to breathe.
Blisstree 2010
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I think the nitrogens give it a little extra energy.
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The water droplets are oxygens, the N's are obviously nitrogens.
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