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Critical Mass

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Critical Mass
A very important or crucial stage in a company's development.

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For example, you might hear that a company has grown to a critical mass where it has the economies of scale to compete globally.



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During one trick set-up, his concentrated energy exertion reached critical mass and he collapsed into a super-nova, thus creating the wormhole.
Florian Banhart of the University of Mainz in Germany notes that a nuclear-fission bomb or reactor requires a critical mass of kilograms of fissionable material--way too much to enclose in a nanotube.
of Encino moved a step closer to gaining critical mass for its online platform with the purchase last week of InsLogic Corp.
 
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