Nucleus

Nucleus (Latin for " core "), even nucleus generally means the functionally essential core of an object or a group. Specifically, the term stands for:

  • Atomic nucleus, the mass- carrying portion in the center of an atom
  • Flint block, abschlugen of the Stone Age pieces for the production of tools
  • Fruit core, the seed-bearing inside a hard core or drupe
  • Galaxy core, formed of massive core in the center of a galaxy
  • Nucleus, the eisdurchsetzte bedrock of a comet
  • Nuclear operator, Nuclear room, mathematical concepts
  • Nucleus (CNS), a collection of cell bodies in the central nervous system * syllable nucleus, a group of sounds in the natural flow of speech
  • Nucleus, usually a roundish shaped organelle of eukaryotic cells

Nucleus is the name of:

  • Nucleus (band), a British rock jazz group
  • Nucleus ( operating system) Real-Time Operating System
  • Nucleus CMS, on a weblog publishing system
  • The micro- kernel, which is implemented in real-time operating system ChorusOS.

See also:

  • Newcleus, an electronic hip- hop group
  • Disambiguation
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