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Breakdowns of the year

Science, 2018
What went wrong in the world of science in 2018.
Paul, Voosen   +2 more
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Breakdowns of the year

Science, 2017
What went wrong in the world of science in 2017.
Jeffrey, Mervis   +2 more
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Breakdown + Breakdown runners-up

Science, 2014
Slow international response and missed opportunities to contain the outbreak make this year's Ebola epidemic Science 's breakdown of the year. Also, Breakthrough staff chose a few of this year's notable flaps, stumbles, and reverses as runners-up.
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The Breakdowns of BiCGStab

Numerical Algorithms, 2002
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On breakdowns of the westerlies

Geophysical & Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics, 1981
Abstract The transition of the middle-latitude atmospheric circulation from “zonal” to “meridional” type is known to occur in connection with the growth of local disturbances characterized by a very low mobility. This process is very frequent over Europe, where it leads usually to a blocking situation.
Illari L.   +2 more
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Fear of Breakdown

Cliniques, 2016
In this account, Winnicott contends that a fear of breakdown expressed by some patients in sessions refers to an experience of a breakdown earlier in life which cannot be returned to without help. The experience is defended against because unthinkable anxieties or ‘primitive agonies’ prevail.
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On “vortex breakdown”

Fluid Dynamics, 1995
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Breakdowns of the year

Science, 2019
What went wrong in the world of science in 2019.
Erik, Stokstad   +3 more
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Queuing with Breakdowns

Operations Research, 1963
A single-server queuing process in which the service facility is subject to breakdowns, is considered in this paper as a “preemptive resume priority” queuing process. The restrictions imposed on arrival process of breakdowns give rise to several breakdown models with different operational parameters.
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