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DX

symbol for

1. (Telecommunications) long distance

2. (Telecommunications) (of a radio station) indicating that it is far away

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DX

distance (used esp. to designate difficult shortwave radio reception).

Dx

diagnosis.

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This can be thought of in a similar way, as any curve (function) in geometry can be mathematically approximated with a polynomial function (i.e., a function y = a bx2 cx3 dx4 ...).

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The first Beowulf that consisted of 16 DX4 processors connected by channel-bonded ethernet was built in 1994 to address problems associated with the large data sets that are often involved in Earth and Space Sciences applications [9].