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CNDS
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CNDSCommunication Networks and Distributed Systems Modeling and Simulation Conference
CNDSCenter for Networking and Distributed Systems (Johns Hopkins University)
CNDSCondensate
CNDSCalling Name Delivery Service (Ameritech)
CNDSCall Number Delivery System


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The expanding waves then overlap and meld into, in essence, a single object--the condensate.
Hot stuff: a usually ultracold, odd state forms when warm by Weiss, P. / Science News
Previously, steam was supplied to the back of the dryer and condensate came out from both the front and the back of the dryer section.
A-C Stephenville reduces steam, turns up productivity by Koepenick, Martin / Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper
When the trap is subject to a low rate of rotation, the condensate does not exhibit any net circulation, unlike a classical fluid that will circulate with the trap.
Rotating condensates put new spin on superfluidity. (News Briefs) by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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