decoupling
decoupling The stage early in the history of the Universe when, according to the Big Bang theory, particles of matter ceased to interact with radiation. Decoupling happened at different times, and therefore at different temperatures, for different particles. Neutrinos, for example, decoupled from the background radiation at a temperature of about 10
10 K (about 1 s after the Big Bang) while ordinary matter decoupled at a temperature of a few thousand degrees K (after about 300 000 years). After matter and radiation decoupled, the background radiation propagated freely through the expanding Universe.
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RIWeb Names Epaminondas Rodrigues as Director.
Business Wire; 7/31/2007; 700+ words
; ...Markets SAO PAULO, Brazil -- Economist Epaminondas Rodrigues has been named as first director...experience in the financial markets, Epaminondas was an official in the Rio de Janeiro...Relacoes com Investidores. In addition, Epaminondas has over the years worked for various...
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Epaminondas N. Gianibas
Newspaper article from: The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA; 4/13/2005; ; 356 words
; HULL - Epaminondas N. "Paul" Gianibas, 66, of Hull, a caterer who was known as "Chef Paul" on the South Shore, died Monday at South Shore...
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CYPRUS: NEW CYPRUS AMBASSADOR TO CROATIA.(Spyros Epaminondas)(Brief Article)
Newspaper article from: IPR Strategic Business Information Database; 7/25/2002; 664 words
; ...to solve the island's political problem. Upon receiving the credentials of Cyprus' new Ambassador to Croatia, Spyros Epaminondas, who is based in Vienna, Mesic expressed wishes for closer cooperation between Cyprus and Croatia in all fields and stressed...
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Spicing up Gotham city In Manhattan's hottest new hotels GEORGE EPAMINONDAS uncovers a new humour and zest that's electrifying the city
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London; 12/27/2000; ; 700+ words
; IF there was a big apple in New York city, David Rockwell would have designed it. Pulsating with light, powered by fibre optics, it would whizz people around the Manhattan skyline like an amusement- park ride before depositing them at one of the numerous hotels or restaurants the American architect
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What's new in New York Right now NYC means French food, furs and funky nights out in the Meatpacking district. GEORGE EPAMINONDAS presents the hot list for this season's hip trippers
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London; 9/8/2000; ; 700+ words
; FEW cities are as obsessed with the new as New York. Even the name of the self-styled centre of the universe is a potent reminder at how fixated its denizens are with the latest opening, the swankiest hotel and the hippest restaurant. This is a place where if you haven't caught a film in the
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In with the Miami crowd While New York shivers, Miami is the hottest place to eat, drink, stay and play right now. GEORGE EPAMINONDAS has the lowdown on the latest
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London; 1/12/2001; ; 700+ words
; FROM December to April, Miami Beach segues into a tropical playground only two hours' flying time from New York. This season promises to be the biggest ever, with a record number of new hotels, restaurants and clubs fanning out from the Art Deco enclave of South Beach. Here are the best new SoBe
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Thoroughly modern milieu Few cool people would be caught dead in a chain hotel, but you can bet they'll find time for the new W Sydney. GEORGE EPAMINONDAS explains why
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London; 7/14/2000; ; 700+ words
; WHAT does the W stand for in W hotel? Wacky? Whimsical? Way-out? In the case of W Sydney, the newest addition to the chain of natty US boutique hotels, it could also mean Woolloomooloo, the inner-city locale where the hotel takes shape. The Aboriginal word actually refers to a young wallaby, which
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Cypriot diplomat dies suddenly.
Newspaper article from: Cyprus Mail (Cyprus); 1/21/2009; 639 words
; ...Overseas Cypriots, Ambassador Stavros Epaminondas, died of cancer on Monday. The Cypriot...gallstones. But further tests showed that Epaminondas had cancer and it had spread to a number...died on Monday evening. He was 56. Epaminondas, who was born in the Nicosia village...
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Pacto con el gol.(Deportes)
Newspaper article from: Reforma (México D.F., México); 4/10/2002; 700+ words
; ...El primero de ellos fue el brasileo Amaury Epaminondas durante la Temporada 64-65, con 21 anotaciones...forma a su segundo ttulo veraniego. Amaury Epaminondas Hablar de Amaury Epaminondas es hablar de uno de los jugadores extranjeros...
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Goleadores diabolicos.(Señor Futbol)
Newspaper article from: Reforma (México D.F., México); 4/22/2002; 700+ words
; ...El primero de ellos fue el brasileo Amaury Epaminondas durante la Temporada 64-65, con 21 anotaciones...Panzas Verdes" del Len en el Bajo. Amaury Epaminondas Hablar de Amaury Epaminondas es hablar de uno de los jugadores extranjeros...
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Epaminondas
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
Epaminondas Epaminondas (ca. 425-362 B.C.) was a Theban general and statesman who...revolutionized ancient war fare. Trained in Pythagorean philosophy, Epaminondas was said to be unselfish, devout, and generous, and he certainly...
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Agesilaus II
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...Peace was made, but Agesilaus again broke it. This time Epaminondas, the Theban commander, was not intimidated. A Spartan...Cleombrotus invaded Boeotia and was decisively defeated by Epaminondas; Sparta's empire collapsed. The old king Agesilaus organized...
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Pelopidas
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...against Sparta at Tegyra (375) and Leuctra (371). Under Epaminondas he joined in the invasion (370-369) of the Peloponnesus...was captured by the Thessalian Alexander of Pherae, but Epaminondas rescued him. Pelopidas went the next year to Persia as ambassador...
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Thebes
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...generals, Pelopidas, three years later. This freedom was insured (371 BC) by the Spartan defeat at Leuctra by the Theban Epaminondas. Thebes joined Athens against Philip II of Macedon and shared in the defeat at Chaeronea (338 BC). A revolt at Thebes...
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phalanx
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...sweep bristling through the more dispersed ranks of the enemy. Originally employed by the Spartans, it was developed by Epaminondas of Thebes (d. 362 BC). Use of the phalanx reached its apex when Philip II and Alexander the Great used the great Macedonian...
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