e
- noun
- /iː/
- Specialized
- You're going to take expected value of E to the two TX.
- the constant e
- e =
So this is really one over E to the Infinity power.
- So this is really one over E to the Infinity power.
Examples
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So this is really one over E to the Infinity power.
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One drop, which gave a value of e that was 40% low, was also excluded.
Academic text (1997) -
His mathematical legacy includes, but is not limited to, the number e, or 2.7182818284590452...
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Say you have the integral of E to the ax DX.
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Each region incorporates markets for non-energy goods, C, electricity, E, and non-electric energy, N.
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The decay process is n → p + e- + v → e + 0.782 MeV.
Academic text (2012) -
Antioxidants are substances, such as Vitamin E, beta carotene, Vitamin C, and selenium, that are known to inhibit peroxidation reactions.
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In calculus, the number e is used to calculate exponential growth.
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The ratio of the natural logarithm is defined using the constant e, approximately equal to 2.718.
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When modeling populations, scientists often use e to describe how quickly a species can grow.
Idioms
- Formal
A motto meaning 'out of many, one' used by the United States to show unity
Compounds
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A substance stored in body fat that helps the body make babies and protects cells from damage
- Specialized
A layer of the upper atmosphere about 80 to 145 kilometres above the ground that reflects medium-length radio waves
- Specialized
Part of the upper atmosphere 50 to 90 miles above Earth that reflects medium radio waves
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A bicycle with an electric motor that helps you pedal or moves without you pedalling
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A type of eye surgery that reshapes the cornea by creating a small flap to correct vision
- Slang
A fashion and makeup style with dyed hair, bold eyeliner, and fun accessories
A former mountainous area in central Italy by the Adriatic Sea now split into the regions Abruzzo and Molise
- Slur
Online creators, often women, who gain followers by sharing sexual or suggestive content
An Iranian political group that mixes left-wing and Islamic ideas and some countries call it a terrorist group
An armed group in Pakistan that wants to set up an Islamic government and works with the Taliban
- Informal
A mild, funny phrase people say instead of swearing when surprised or angry
- Specialized
A body protein that helps cause allergic reactions and fights parasites
A holiday in some southern United States on January 19 to remember the birth of Confederate General Robert E Lee
A public holiday on January 19 in some southern US states honoring Confederate general Robert E Lee
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A Pakistani organization accused of giving information about weapons to terrorists
Surface Forms
Etymology
E as a number was named by the mathematician Euler, whose name begins with 'E', and it is closely tied to the idea of exponential growth. That is why e is the special base used for steady, continuous growth and is about 2.71828.