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What (who) is Omega - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
OMEGA (disambiguation); Omega (mathematics); Omega (album); Omega (number); Ω (disambiguation); OMEGA; Omega (song); Omega (novel)
omega
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TWENTY-FOURTH LETTER OF THE GREEK ALPHABET
Omega (letter); Ω; Œmega; \omega; Ωμέγα; Omega (Greek); Omega (Greek letter); Ohm symbol; Closed omega
['??m?g?]
¦ noun
1. the last letter of the Greek alphabet (?, ?), transliterated as 'o' or 'o'.
2. the last of a series; the final development.
¦ symbol (?) ohm(s).
Origin
from Gk o mega 'the great O'.
Omega
TWENTY-FOURTH LETTER OF THE GREEK ALPHABET
Omega (letter); Ω; Œmega; \omega; Ωμέγα; Omega (Greek); Omega (Greek letter); Ohm symbol; Closed omega
1. <programming> A prototype-based object-oriented
language from Austria.
["Type-Safe Object-Oriented Programming with Prototypes - The
Concept of Omega", G. Blaschek, Structured Programming
12:217-225, 1991 ].
2. <text, tool> A successor to TeX extended to handle the
Unicode character set.
omega/">http://ens.fr/omega/.
(1997-11-20)
Omega
TWENTY-FOURTH LETTER OF THE GREEK ALPHABET
Omega (letter); Ω; Œmega; \omega; Ωμέγα; Omega (Greek); Omega (Greek letter); Ohm symbol; Closed omega
·noun The last; the end; hence, death.
II. Omega ·noun The last letter of the Greek alphabet. ·see Alpha.
Wikipedia
Omega (disambiguation)
Omega (upper case Ω, lower case ω) is the last letter in the Greek alphabet, also used as a symbol.
Omega may also refer to:
Examples of use of Omega
1. Today we eat 17 times as much Omega 6 as Omega 3.
2. Omega–3 and omega–6 are essential fatty acids that work together to promote good health.
3. These contain a combination of omega–3 fish oils and omega–6 evening primrose oil.
4. They don‘t prove that high omega–6 and low omega–3 fat consumption actually causes violence.
5. Their main argument relates to the ratio of Omega 3 to Omega 6.