Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Flagellant

👉 Flagellants are a group of bacteria that have specialized structures called flagella. These structures enable them to move through and change direction while swimming, allowing them to navigate and search for food or other objects. Flagellants are found in most marine organisms, including fish, crabs, and crustaceans, but they also occur on the surface of some freshwater and saltwater species. Flagellating bacteria play important roles in the movement of flagella, as well as in the digestion of food

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👉 Flagellantism is a concept in physics that refers to the idea that particles are not indivisible and can exist in multiple forms. It was proposed by physicist Albert Einstein, who also used it as an explanation for the phenomenon of string theory. The concept suggests that quantum mechanics does not allow for the existence of particles that can be described as either bosons or fermions, but rather as flagellations (particles with a single type of charge). This idea has been controversial and is often associated with

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👉 A flagellant is a type of particle that is considered to be an elementary particle. They are not considered as particles in the traditional sense, but rather they are considered as subatomic particles with properties similar to those of quarks and leptons. The concept of a "flagellant" was first proposed by physicists and chemists in the late 19th century. The term comes from the Greek word "phantasma," which means "shadow," since they appear as shadows when observed under

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