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Depth‐dependent drivers of soil microbial necromass carbon across Tibetan alpine grasslands
Global Change Biology, 2021Microbial necromass carbon (C) has been considered an important contributor to persistent soil C pool. However, there still lacks large‐scale systematic observations on microbial necromass C in different soil layers, particularly for alpine ecosystems ...
Mei He +8 more
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Proceedings of the 2021 Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI, 2021
Processing-in-Memory architectures and circuit designs are playing significant roles in the recent energy-efficient machine learning chips. This paper proposes a PIM macro compilation framework called ALPINE to speed up previously tedious and error-prone PIM design flow, paving the way towards open-source and process-portable PIM chips.
Jinshan Zhang +5 more
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Processing-in-Memory architectures and circuit designs are playing significant roles in the recent energy-efficient machine learning chips. This paper proposes a PIM macro compilation framework called ALPINE to speed up previously tedious and error-prone PIM design flow, paving the way towards open-source and process-portable PIM chips.
Jinshan Zhang +5 more
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Effects of climate change on alpine plants and their pollinators
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2020Alpine environments are among the habitats most strongly affected by climate change, and consequently their unique plants and pollinators are faced with the challenge of adapting or going extinct.
D. Inouye
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Global Change Biology, 2021
Phosphorus (P) is essential for productivity of alpine grassland ecosystems, which are sensitive to global warming. We tested the hypotheses that (1) mobilized ‘calcium‐bound inorganic P’ (Ca‐Pi) is a major source of plant‐available P in alpine meadows ...
Jun Zhou +11 more
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Phosphorus (P) is essential for productivity of alpine grassland ecosystems, which are sensitive to global warming. We tested the hypotheses that (1) mobilized ‘calcium‐bound inorganic P’ (Ca‐Pi) is a major source of plant‐available P in alpine meadows ...
Jun Zhou +11 more
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Proceedings of the 2017 ACM International Conference on Management of Data, 2017
The ever growing data collections create the need for brief explorations of the available data to extract relevant information before decision making becomes necessary. In this context of data exploration, current data analysis solutions struggle to quickly pinpoint useful information in data collections. One major reason is that loading data in a DBMS
Antonios Anagnostou +2 more
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The ever growing data collections create the need for brief explorations of the available data to extract relevant information before decision making becomes necessary. In this context of data exploration, current data analysis solutions struggle to quickly pinpoint useful information in data collections. One major reason is that loading data in a DBMS
Antonios Anagnostou +2 more
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Global Change Biology, 2021
The alpine meadow ecosystem on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau (QTP) is very sensitive to warming and plays a key role in regulating global carbon (C) cycling.
Ying Chen +8 more
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The alpine meadow ecosystem on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau (QTP) is very sensitive to warming and plays a key role in regulating global carbon (C) cycling.
Ying Chen +8 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1984
DURING the two-week period of July 22 to August 8, 1982, five people experienced anaphylactic reactions (Table 1) after sustaining skin-abrasion injuries while riding on an Alpine Slide in Vermont. The slide is an amusement ride that consists of a free-running sled that glides down a mountainside on an asbestos-cement track.
K C, Spitalny +6 more
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DURING the two-week period of July 22 to August 8, 1982, five people experienced anaphylactic reactions (Table 1) after sustaining skin-abrasion injuries while riding on an Alpine Slide in Vermont. The slide is an amusement ride that consists of a free-running sled that glides down a mountainside on an asbestos-cement track.
K C, Spitalny +6 more
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The Efficacy of Frost Weathering Processes in Alpine Rockwalls
Geophysical Research Letters, 2019Weathering processes prepare and trigger rockfall, which is a key agent of alpine landscape evolution and a hazardous process. The relative importance of different weathering processes is hard to decipher; nevertheless, current knowledge assumes a ...
D. Draebing, M. Krautblatter
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Arctic-alpine & alpine floristic elements
1993The term ‘alpine’ originates from the Latin ‘Alpinus’, referring to the Alpine mountain chain of Europe (The Alps). Over the years, it also has come to be applied, in vegetation studies, to the description and analysis of plants of any mountain (Spomer, 1962; Love, 1970) high enough to have an ‘arctic’ climate.
Woo-Seok Kong, David Watts
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Microbial assemblages reflect environmental heterogeneity in alpine streams
Global Change Biology, 2019Alpine streams are dynamic habitats harboring substantial biodiversity across small spatial extents. The diversity of alpine stream biota is largely reflective of environmental heterogeneity stemming from varying hydrological sources.
S. Hotaling +7 more
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