GB
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- noun
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sarín
- In that case, you could make the case that you cross $10/Gb at the 4Gb plan, and anything above that you wind up paying less.
- GB nerve agent
Examples
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At Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland, the Army Chemical Corp developed the machinery for producing the nerve gas GB, which had been developed by Nazi Germany.
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Turns out that someone had left Firefox open overnight, and it had acquired nearly all 60 GB of memory available and had to be manually killed.
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In that case, you could make the case that you cross $10/Gb at the 4Gb plan, and anything above that you wind up paying less.
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- Marvin, sarin is a... - GB aerosol.
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Mellonox is going to drive the cost of 10Gb down really fast with their combo 56Gb IB/40 GbE combo cards.
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Based on the rate of decline in the GNE/CNI ratio, at the end of 2011, the estimated (ANE) RCNE to NE ratio was 87 Gb/12.8 Gb per year = 7 years.
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The military conducted an experiment to test the effectiveness of the highly toxic nerve agent GB in controlled conditions.
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During the disarmament process, officials ensured that all stockpiles of the chemical nerve agent GB were safely destroyed.
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Reports indicated that the chemical nerve agent GB was found in several locations, raising concerns about environmental safety.
Synonyms
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A very poisonous chemical used as a weapon that can kill quickly
Surface Forms
Etymology
GB is a short 'code' name for the very poisonous chemical sarin used by the military and safety groups. The letters are just a code, so when you see GB in this context it means that exact chemical.