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Effects of Extremely Low Frequency Magnetic Field Exposure (50 Hz, 200 µT) on Cell Viability, DNA Damage and Micronucleus Formation of Human Skin Cells. [PDF]
BioelectromagneticsMeyer V, Drees K, Gronau IA, Lerchl A.
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Brain wiring economics, network organisation and population-level genomics. [PDF]
Imaging Neurosci (Camb)Monaghan A, Akarca D, Astle DE.
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Experimental Study on the Performance of Light-Controlled Ion Drag Pump Based on PLZT Ceramic. [PDF]
Micromachines (Basel)Tang Y, Shi Y, Lv Z, Guo Z, Wang X.
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Underwater electrical wire explosion
2007 16th IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference, 2007Summary form only given. We report on experimental and computer modeling research of underwater electrical wire explosions (UEWE) which present a promising method tor generation of strong shock waves (SSW) and non-ideal plasma. Micro-and nano-second time scale generators for UEWE of Al, Cu and W wires were employed.
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Dynamical electric wire tomography: a time series approach
Inverse Problems, 1998The inverse problem of estimating gas temperature distribution based on the measurement of resistances of thin metal filaments spanned across the gas flow is discussed. The estimation is based on the fact that the resistance of the filament material is a function of the temperature. The gas temperature is modelled as a time-dependent stochastic process,
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Electrical Wiring of Redox Enzymes
Accounts of Chemical Research, 1990In a redox enzyme the functional electron transfer center, normally surrounded by an insulating protein matrix, can be electrically connected to an external source of current through a path of fast electron-relaying redox couples. Such “wiring” is achieved through electrostatically or covalently binding to the enzyme-proteins high molecular weight ...
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Volume 10: Micro- and Nano-Systems Engineering and Packaging, 2013
The wire-electric gyroscope (WEG) is a new type of the angular rate sensor. The basic principle of the WEG is based on the hypothesis of invariance of the electric current speed for the same wire (coil). It is similar to the Sagnac effect for the speed of light. The method of angular rate determination is described.
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The wire-electric gyroscope (WEG) is a new type of the angular rate sensor. The basic principle of the WEG is based on the hypothesis of invariance of the electric current speed for the same wire (coil). It is similar to the Sagnac effect for the speed of light. The method of angular rate determination is described.
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