FEI

British  

abbreviation

1. Fédération Équestre Internationale: the international governing body of equestrian sports

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Etymology

Origin of FEI

from French

Example Sentences

As first author of the study Fei Guo explains, "These experiments do not require an external reference, or clock, and yield the time scale required for the wavefunction of the electron to evolve from an initial to a final state at a higher energy upon photon absorption."

From Science Daily

"Our experiments showed that as DNA is pulled through the nanopore, the ionic flow inside twists the strand, accumulating torque and winding it into plectonemes, not just knots. This 'hidden' twisting structure has a distinctive, long-lasting fingerprint in the electrical signal, unlike the more transient signature of knots," explained lead author Dr Fei Zheng from the Cavendish Laboratory.

From Science Daily

“And the rest of Theda Bara’s filmography—Molly had a massive crush on her. And the sound version of the 1925 Phantom of the Opera. We’ve even got some Cantonese films, courtesy of an old contact of Molly’s from the opera in Chinatown, the complete collection of Esther Eng’s work, some rare Fei Mu. We keep trying to figure out the logistics of putting together a showcase.”

From Literature

Gao Fei, chief technology officer at Chinese AI wellness platform BOK Health, agrees.

From Barron's

The accelerated launch ensures Shenzhou-21 astronauts Zhang Lu, Wu Fei, and Zhang Hongzhang have a safe return option.

From Barron's