fermi

IPA: fˈɝmi

noun

  • An obsolete name of the unit of length equal to one femtometre (10⁻¹⁵ m).
  • A surname from Italian.
  • The physicist Enrico Fermi
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Examples of "fermi" in Sentences

  • Non avete scampo, se non forse “fermare il riscaldamento globale prima che lui fermi noi”…
  • I militari stanno eseguendo 99 fermi ordinati dai pm della Direzione distrettuale antimafia.
  • Wheeler had calculated the 2p-1s transition energy in Pb, using the then accepted nuclear radius 1.4 A1/3 fermi, to be around 4.5 MeV.
  • Example: for some problems nuclear physicists and chemists use the fermi liquid drop model of the nucleus…for others, the nuclear shell model.
  • Vittoria, retains the plain-chant melodies for single persons and makes them serve, after the manner of Obrecht, as canti fermi in the ensemble.
  • Subite Klime vidas, ke antauxe ekmovigxas io, lumaj punktoj brilas kaj lin renkontas: la bestaro elsendis kelkajn lupojn por fermi lian iradon ...
  • I remember giving the right answers, namely that the experiments showed the current theory of localization to be wrong in strong magnetic fields, and that there had to be a band of extended states below the fermi level carrying the current.
  • In Obrecht's composition the three melodic phrases are, in a most ingenious manner, made to serve as canti fermi, and, by skilful combining of the various voices and letting them unite, as a rule, only on the utterances of the turba, variety is maintained.
  • Not content with having secular melodies employed as _canti fermi_ in the music sung to the words of the mass, the words of these secular songs themselves were often written in and sung by a majority of the singers in the choir, only those in the front rows singing the solemn words of the ecclesiastical office.

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