0 the innermost part of something, especially fruit -- teras
an apple-core
the core of the earth.
1 to take out the core of (fruit) -- empulur
Core the apples.
It permits simulation of the coupled dynamics of valence electrons and ionic cores in a molecule or a material.
These blocks will be returned after extraction of small diameter cores of tissue for the production of tissue micro-arrays.
Figure 4 analyses how the core radius depends upon the distance of the disclination from the surface.
This represents the core of the application: the remaining work is 'overhead' that should be minimised by a good implementation.
Although there has been enormous progress toward accomplishing parts of the vision, the core problem - the design of ligands to bind proteins - has remained intractable.
In addition, the local (re)presentation of the monument was deconstructed by removing a core element, the 'king's table'.
Plaques contain variable numbers of activated microglia as well as reactive astrocytes surrounding the core.
The high-density pellet core is surrounded by a hot, fully ionized low-density corona.
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