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Pdt-us-rev-hilly.conf

Definition: The word "PDT-US-Religious-Hills" is a term in the Bible. It refers to areas where there are mountains, steep cliffs, or high places with little ground below. Definition: A region or area characterized by hills, mountain peaks, or valleys and having few levels of land underneath. The term "religion" could refer to any belief system or religious practice within the context of this phrase. In the New Testament (15-20 chapters), Paul mentions this word in 2 Corinthians 11:4 as a symbol of "hills". His use here was to emphasize the importance of spiritual development and the need for believers to recognize God's presence in their lives.


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Expilator

Definition: Expilator is a type of light source that emits an intense and highly concentrated beam of ultraviolet or infrared radiation. It is commonly used in medical applications such as laser surgery, photodynamic therapy (PDT), and optogenetics. Expilators are essential for the treatment of certain types of cancer, particularly those with tumors that are resistant to conventional chemotherapy or radiation therapy. They work by directing the radiation towards the tumor cells, causing them to undergo programmed cell death, thereby inhibiting their


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Expdt

Definition: The term "expdt" is a technical term used in computer networking to refer to an Ethernet frame. It represents an Ethernet data packet, which is sent over a network and contains information such as MAC address, IP address, and source and destination addresses. The term "expdt" can also be used in the context of Internet Protocol (IP) frames, where it refers to an Ethernet frame that carries data packets within an IP header.


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Pdtwii

Definition: Pertinent, Directly, Promptly, Widely.


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