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epsilon
[ ep-suh-lon, -luhnor, especially British, ep-sahy-luhn ]
noun
- the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet (E, ε).
- the consonant sound represented by this letter.
- Mathematics. an arbitrarily small quantity, used to indicate that a given quantity is small, or close to zero.
Epsilon
1/ ˈɛpsɪˌlɒn; ɛpˈsaɪlən /
noun
- foll by the genitive case of a specified constellation the fifth brightest star in a constellation
Epsilon Aurigae
epsilon
2/ ˈɛpsɪˌlɒn; ɛpˈsaɪlən /
noun
- the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet (Ε, ε), a short vowel, transliterated as e
Word History and Origins
Origin of epsilon1
Word History and Origins
Origin of epsilon1
Example Sentences
A few others made the rogue’s gallery of variants: gamma, beta, epsilon.
Another delta mutation — also found in kappa and epsilon — is called L452R.
The statistical term for this dial is “epsilon,” and the bureau settled on an epsilon of 19.61, significantly higher than where the dial was set in earlier test versions that critics raised concerns about.
The second most frequently detected variant is epsilon, first identified in California; DOH documented 2,571 cases.
The statistical term for this dial is “epsilon,” and the bureau settled on an epsilon of 19.61, significantly higher than where the dial was set in earlier versions that critics raised concerns about.
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