Definition of standard model
: a theory in physics that describes the basic components of matter and the forces that govern their interactions
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Any sort of business journals, the standard model is to talk about the person running the company, and then occasionally there’s a reaction.
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The standard model is priced at $55,000, and other upgrades, like a loft, exterior cladding, and rooftop deck, can be added at an extra cost.
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If not, the result would spoil physicists’ standard model of fundamental particles and forces.
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However, within the standard model, a violation of relativity could manifest itself in many ways, and some are already more tightly limited by other types of experiments, Kostelecky says.
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The phones are priced similarly to the standard models, starting at $699 and $799.
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The new study only looks at the standard model of physics, which has not integrated new ideas like quantum gravity or dark matter, which are little understood and could completely change their conclusion—perhaps even making the universe more stable.
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According to the standard model, hydrogen and antihydrogen ought to have the exact same states and absorb photons of the exact same energies.
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The standard model comes with a paltry four gigs of RAM and 128 gigs of storage—neither of which will suffice.
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First Known Use of standard model
1982
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