mu
mu
Definition
mu (mo̵̅o̅, myo̵̅o̅)
noun
the twelfth letter of the Greek alphabet (Μ, μ)
Etymology: Gr my
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Telecom Definition
mu
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: The pictures of our Haute Route trip shown here were taken using an Olympus mu zoom 35-70mm on Kodak Gold 200 film.
- have: It doesn't Matter where you live as long as you have MU in your heart your a Stretford Ender.
Adjective modifier
- mean: Consider a data set { x } modeled as coming from a Gaussian distribution of mean mu and s.d. sigma.
- Greek: The symbol for micro is the Greek letter mu, often written u in an ASCII context where this Greek letter is not available.
Modifies a noun
- g/ml: Over a bortezomib concentration range of 0.01 to 1.0 mu g/ml, the in vitro protein binding averaged 82.9 % in human plasma.
- mol/l: Serum ammonia levels during coma were grossly elevated at 327 mu mol/L ( normal range 10-35 mu mol/L ).
- g: Two programs can be operated: P1 Program 1: 5.0 mu g active substance on the mouth piece 25 inhalation cycles.
- m: An attempt is made to estimate the contribution of aluminosilicates using the concentration of insoluble particles greater than 0.5 mu m in diameter.
- receptor: Morphine acts mainly on mu receptors to cause a wide variety of effects.
- S: The determination of a sequence of functions requires, in addition, approximately 10 mu s for each member of the sequence.
Noun used with modifier
- ysubi: Unlikely to Health Leads be welfare reform on ysubi phi mu of parent health.
- phi: Unlikely to Health Leads be welfare reform on ysubi phi mu of parent health.
- sci: M bath; I upload a couple of sci mus pics to wiki.
- insurance: New immigrants the ysubi car cheap classic insurance phi mu percent subsidy for.
- I: Oh and I mus n't forget Tango, our hamster.
- parameter: This logit function weights the relative prices ( P i ) where parameter mu indicates the sensitivity of the consumers to price differences.
Preposition: in
- cm-1: Usually one uses mu in cm-1 and R in cm. mu should be corrected for the packing efficiency which is typically 50 % .
Preposition: per
