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'''Alpha''' is the first letter of the [[Greek]] alphabet.  Alpha may also refer to a nutritious sprouted vegetable that many people enjoy on vegetarian sandwiches.
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'''Alpha''' is the first letter of the [[Greek]] alphabet.  Metaphorically, it can also mean 'the beginning'.  In the [[Book of Revelation]] in the [[Bible]], [[Jesus]] is described as 'the alpha and the [[omega]]'<ref>Revelation 21:6</ref> (The beginning and the end).
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==Other Uses of Alpha==
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In software development, 'alpha' is a very early stage of release, prior to [[beta testing]]
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Alpha was also the name of a family of [[RISC]] [[microprocessors]] developed and sold by [[Digital Equipment Corporation]].  The Alpha [[intellectual property]] was bought by [[Intel]], but the product line was discontinued
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[[Alpha waves]] are electromagnetic waves in the brain.
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==References==
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[[Category:New Testament]]
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[[Category:Greek Alphabet]]

Latest revision as of 14:09, January 10, 2017

Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet. Metaphorically, it can also mean 'the beginning'. In the Book of Revelation in the Bible, Jesus is described as 'the alpha and the omega'[1] (The beginning and the end).

Other Uses of Alpha

In software development, 'alpha' is a very early stage of release, prior to beta testing

Alpha was also the name of a family of RISC microprocessors developed and sold by Digital Equipment Corporation. The Alpha intellectual property was bought by Intel, but the product line was discontinued

Alpha waves are electromagnetic waves in the brain.

References

  1. Revelation 21:6