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Diesel engines don't contain spark plugs, they heat the fuel by compressing the air that the fuel is atomized in.

Saying that the observations of photon behavior in a cloud of atomized rubidium near absolute-zero equal inventing a lightsaber is completely absurd.

You then end up with an atomized library of classes with names like ThingDoer and methods like doTheThing().

That's collective action, not atomized individual action; certainly in the business world, people organize into strange sorts of collectives.

You usually only get a pink mist of atomized blood (which you wouldn't be able to see in the video).

It's an clever tactic in that provided atomized nicotine without any of the associated chemicals or smoke, but (apparently) the same experience.

Maybe in America where society is so atomized and culture is so dead this is true, but this is not true everywhere.

Kragen's argument isn't for an atomized Internet, but for a decentralized one.

There's already limited evidence that some transmission is occurring via atomized saliva/mucous.

On the web there are no bundles, content is atomized and shareable.

Eventually they go out of business, leaving just Amazon as a monopoly distribution channel retailing the output of an atomized cloud of highly vulnerable self-employed piece-workers like myself.

So I find the use of silver nano-partical therapy, oral or sub-lingual administration or atomized silver inhalation methods are acutely lacking as possible means to combat anti-biotic resistant bacteria/infections, as well as viruses and fungi.

We live in an incredibly atomized society that values personal freedom and autonomy over interdependence and social connection, but that doesn't mean "stability".

Equally anachronistically, individual rightists read “the people” to mean atomized private persons, each hunting in his own private Idaho, rather than the citizenry acting collectively.

We need more analysis of "uncanny valley" boundaries between F2F discovery and atomized collaborative filtering.

Both Macs (and to a much lesser degree, Windows) were both designed to allow applications to be atomized into easier to install "drag-and-drop" installs.

Atomized bits of functionality are tedious to read, when you have to read lots of code to understand the gestalt.

Atomized user stories aren’t good for engineers’ careers.