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fermi

/fur-mee; Italian fer-mee/US // ˈfɜr mi; Italian ˈfɛr mi //UK // (ˈfɜːmɪ) //

费米,费密,糜烂,糜烂的

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Physics.

    • : a unit of length, 10−15 m, used in measuring nuclear distances. Symbol: F

Examples

  • That will disappoint SETI searchers and explain the so-called Fermi Paradox—the surprise expressed by physicist Enrico Fermi over the absence of any signs for the existence of other intelligent civilizations in the Milky Way.

  • We cannot assess whether the Fermi paradox signifies their absence or simply their preference.

  • The Fermi bubbles, and now the eROSITA bubbles, suggest that the main difference may simply be the passage of time.

  • Then in 2010, the Fermi space telescope caught the faint gamma-ray glow of two humungous lobes, each extending roughly 20,000 light-years from the galaxy’s center.

  • What that can tell us is how, over time, the energy output from the Fermi bubbles has changed.

  • It was, we were told, Fermi's atom-splitting feat in Chicago replicated at a scale of 200 million.

  • But at that point the Marchesa Fermi, having discovered a small bell on the mantel-shelf, began ringing it, to obtain silence.

  • As a matter of fact, the way out of the difficulty had been indicated soon after Fermi's original announcement.

  • Near Fermi they fell in with the enemy, about three thousand.