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When we use this symbol ( " ")? Here is an example of it, but I cannot understand why the symbol is used. Ex: On the other hand in the ("nonrelativistic ")case.....

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you can use () for more explanations or listing examples, whereas "" are used when you are quoting or directly copying someone else's words.
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Thanks, Natalia
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These are two symbols. () for words or phrases that explain something, but can be omitted and "" for quoting something or adding "so-called" meaning.

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