core state
collocation in Englishmeaningsofcoreandstate
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core
adjective
uk/kɔːr/us/kɔːr/
most important or ...
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state
noun
uk/steɪt/us/steɪt/
a condition or way of being that exists at a ...
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(Definition ofcoreandstatefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This iscorestatebusiness, and full privatisation of the agency would not be appropriate.
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Thecorestatebinding energy in metal is therefore measured relative to the bottom of the conductivity band.
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Since thecorestateis localized, not all ions have the same number of core electrons.
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In the case of noble metals, in contrast to simple metals, charge disorder occurs due to d-band sinking and localization, rather than due tocorestateionization.
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This iscorestatebusiness, and full privatisation of the agency would not be appropriate.
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Corestateconflicts can arise out of fault line conflicts when core states become involved.
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Our calculations ensure smooth consideration of pressure ionization effects as the relevant core states are treated in the semi-core form at the ambient pressure.
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Deeper-lying core states are not affected under present conditions.
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Its core stated values are promoting cultural pluralism, individual equality, and artistic excellence.
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Core states benefit from the hierarchical structure of international trade and labor.
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