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...birds. No really they are, just when I think the jargon cant become anymore incomprehensable. This little gem to explain birds eat the seed, birds s*** the seed nature, grows the seed and plants spread.
Even Clarkson couldnt come out with something like that.
on the other side of the coin, a company I used to work for installed and maintained fibre optic cabling.
The cool tool used to test fibre cabling was called an [b]optical time domain reflectometer[/b] How cool a bit of jargon is that?
Jargon? My 4th year project was modifying the uni [b]Laser Speckle Interferometrer[/b]. How's that for impenetrable?
Other seed dispersal vectors are available. Wind, animal fur etc.
willy waving ?
Wrong sort of seed I think, but I guess willy waving could count.
Even Clarkson couldnt come out with something like that.
That's right, he hates Vectras.
optical time domain reflectometer
is that a mirror?
This is what I dredged up on a google search on Gauss fields, makes the management speak I have to suffer here seem very sensible
The mechanism of gravitational baryogenesis, based on the CPT-violating gravitational interaction between the derivative of the Ricci scalar curvature and the baryon-number current, is investigated in the context of the Gauss-Bonnet braneworld cosmology. We study the constraints on the fundamental five-dimensional gravity scale, the effective scale of B-violation and the decoupling temperature, for the above mechanism to generate an acceptable baryon asymmetry during the radiation-dominated era. The scenario of gravitational leptogenesis, where the lepton-number violating interactions are associated with the neutrino mass seesaw operator, is also considered
LOL, nice one Zarquon..
If I was in a band I would call it "Neutrino Mass Seesaw Operator"
At work I regularly use a superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID for short) which is basically a very very sensitive magnetic field detector.
[url= http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5125780462773187994 ] retro encabulator[/url]
All of the above seem like fairly reasonable terminology. Seed dispersal vectors do not have to be birds, they just are in many cases.