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composite

In industry, any purpose-designed engineering material created by combining materials with complementary properties into a composite form. Most composites have a structure in which one component consists of discrete elements, such as fibres, dispersed in a continuous matrix. For example, lengths of asbestos, glass, or carbon steel, or ‘whiskers’ (specially grown crystals a few millimetres long) of substances such as silicon carbide may be dispersed in plastics, concrete, or steel.

Composite

In classical architecture, one of the five types of column. See order.



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Nucleon compositeness is considered by appropriate parameterization of the nucleon weak transition current and electromagnetic form factors.
Believers in compositeness say the quarks and leptons are themselves composite, made of more elementary objects, which may be called preons or technicolor quarks or something else.
The company's ability to integrate multiple standards and proprietary IP on a common design platform is essential to the compositeness of chip and device manufacturers.
 
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