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- noun physics the object that results when an
electron (orhole ) in theconduction band of acrystalline insulator orsemiconductor polarizes thelattice in itsvicinity
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Examples
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My phased polaron beams in battle cruisers raped those undulating Cue Cuppas with their trembling telekinetic blasters and non-phased shields.
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“My first suggestion would be to use a polaron burst to try and disrupt the dampening field surrounding one of the mines.”
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When the ship fired its polaron beam at one mine, others within that defensive sphere reacted to the threat, homing in on the source of the beam and attacking it en masse.
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“My first suggestion would be to use a polaron burst to try and disrupt the dampening field surrounding one of the mines.”
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“We are holding our distance at twenty-five kilometers, and Commander Danhauser is preparing to activate the deflector dish and release the polaron burst.”
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When the ship fired its polaron beam at one mine, others within that defensive sphere reacted to the threat, homing in on the source of the beam and attacking it en masse.
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“My first suggestion would be to use a polaron burst to try and disrupt the dampening field surrounding one of the mines.”
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“We are holding our distance at twenty-five kilometers, and Commander Danhauser is preparing to activate the deflector dish and release the polaron burst.”
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“We are holding our distance at twenty-five kilometers, and Commander Danhauser is preparing to activate the deflector dish and release the polaron burst.”
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When the ship fired its polaron beam at one mine, others within that defensive sphere reacted to the threat, homing in on the source of the beam and attacking it en masse.
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