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Mechanism of action of physical antipyresis in the rat

Journal of Applied Physiology, 1988
To study the mechanism of action of physical antipyresis, core temperature was measured in two groups of rats in which heat loss was increased by cold exposure and by cooling an inferior cava heat exchanger, respectively, both before and after infection with Salmonella enteritidis. Cold exposure did not influence core temperature.
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Physics of Stocks and Flows in Action

2015
A fairly large number of energy policy models have been developed by using system dynamics approach over a period of about five decades. In this chapter, we present a snapshot view of some selected models to see how these stocks and flows-based models have contributed to the better understanding of various energy policy related issues. Specifically, we
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Physical Action Without Interaction

Erkenntnis, 2009
In “Action without interaction” (2005) I showed that one might act on a physical system (there, a particle), without interacting with it, by the procedure of making it disappear. This paper presents further extensions and a critique of that result.
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Physics-informed machine learning

Nature Reviews Physics, 2021
George Em Karniadakis   +2 more
exaly  

The Sinclair C5 - physics in action [PDF]

open access: possiblePhysics Education, 1986
David Williams, Colin Terry
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The Nucleus: Action of Chemical and Physical Agents

1970
Publisher Summary Chemical and physical agents can lead to selective cytological lesions if the treatment is suitably chosen to dissociate specific target effects from general cytotoxicity involving the whole cell. This chapter discusses the nucleus in the context of ultrastructural modifications taking place after the treatment of cells with various
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Doping a Mott insulator: Physics of high-temperature superconductivity

Reviews of Modern Physics, 2006
Xiao-gang Wen
exaly  

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