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Milkability in dam-calf contact systems. [PDF]
Rell J, Zipp KA, Buchli C.
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A Self-Powered and Highly Sensitive Flexible Contact-Pressure Sensor for Dynamic Sensing Based on Graphene-Enhanced Hydrogel. [PDF]
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Poly(vinyl alcohol)/Chitosan/Glycine Composite-Based Eco-Friendly Biodegradable Triboelectric Nanogenerators. [PDF]
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Contact and Separation in Adult Monkeys
South African Journal of Psychology, 1979To assess the hypothesis that individual space may reflect differential levels of attachment and, if so, grooming and huddling may both be good measures of attachment, each of 10 adult female Macaca arctoides experienced a 23-hour separation from a stable group of 33 monkeys.
J.R. Anderson, A.S. Chamove
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The lateral separation of contacts on erythrocytes agglutinated by polylysine
Cell Biophysics, 1992The form of contact seam (whether a continuous parallel seam or membranes in spatially periodic contact) has been characterized for normal and for neuraminidase pretreated human erythrocytes following adhesion in solutions of polylysine in the molecular mass range 10-225 kDa at concentrations from 0.5 to 1.0 mg/mL.
N E, Thomas, W T, Coakley, G, Akay
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The contact resistance and wear behaviour of separable electrical contact materials
Wear, 1989Abstract The wear behaviour of two Au-Co electrodeposits has been examined using a reciprocatory sliding pin-on-flat geometry. The materials are typical of those used in high reliability electrical connectors, and loads (about 1–2.5 N) and conditions (ambient atmosphere) were chosen consistent with this application.
Simon J.N. Goodman, Trevor F. Page
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Subdivision and Separation of Contact Spots
2010In biological adhesion systems, a wide range of cell contact geometries has been found.1–3 Where cells such as pollen or fungal spores need to be dispersed, the surfaces tend to be covered by spikes which prevent intimate extended contact between the particles, allowing the van der Waals force to be reduced to a low value.
Kevin Kendall +2 more
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Centrifugal Contact Separators
2014Centrifugal contact separator (CCS) is a process intensification approach integrating chemical reaction and centrifugal separation into a single apparatus. This chapter summarizes the recent applications to biodiesel production reported so far—mainly experimental studies based on the trans-esterification of virgin oil, using alkaline catalysts.
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Discharges between Separating Tungsten Contacts
Nature, 1965THE phenomena described in this communication differ in some respects from those observed in other experiments with light duty contacts1,2 and the differences are attributed to the low reactance of the circuit and the presence of oxide coatings on the contact surfaces.
C. F. CLUTTERBUCK, E. R. WOODING
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Study of the contact electrification of polymers using contact and separation current
IEEE Transactions on Electrical Insulation, 1992An instrument was developed that measures the current resulting from surface charge rearrangement during individual contact and separation events involving an insulating sample and a metal probe. It is shown that the values of peak current measured can be used to determine the position of the insulator in a triboelectric series.
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