trit.
Americanabbreviation
Example Sentences
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A classical trit can be a 0, 1 or 2—meaning a qutrit must embody the superposition of all three states.
From Scientific American
I got a big phial full of water and put in it Blatta orientalis 1x trit. a few grains and tried two or three times to give him a spoonful of it, but in vain; the jaws were locked and I could not make him swallow any of that medicine; then I put some powder dry in the hollow of his lips and asked the attendants to try to give him the medicine I left in the bottle.
From Project Gutenberg
I prescribed Blatta Orientalis IX trit., one grain every two hours.
From Project Gutenberg
I prescribed Blatta orientalis IX trit., one grain every two hours.
From Project Gutenberg
I at once put him under Blatta orientalis IX trit., one grain every fifteen minutes, and less frequently afterwards if he felt better.
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