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Editorial for Special Issue “Radar Technology for Coastal Areas and Open Sea Monitoring”
Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2020 The sea has always played a fundamental role in the social and economic development, as well as in the shaping and functioning of natural ecosystems and services [...]
Giovanni Ludeno, Marco Uttieri
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The carbonaceous concrete based on sawdust [PDF]
Нанотехнологии в строительстве, 2015 Today there are many requirements for strength, ecology and economy of produced concretes. The authors of the paper study attenuation of electromagnetic radiation of carbonaceous powders in the concrete composition. Carbon black was selected as a carbon
BELOUSOVA Elena Sergeevna +2 more
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Can Electromagnetic Fields Modulate Inflammation and Cell Death by Acting on the Immune System?
IEEE Access, 2023 Programmed cell death constitutes a fundamental part of the immune response to viral infection. This process forms part of the host defence mechanism and also enables establishment of biomarkers of disease severity.
Maria Elena Lopez-Martin +4 more
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A study on the transferable skills of the engineering students at Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia [PDF]
, 2017 The purpose of this study was to identify the students' levels of awareness of the importance of transferable skills and the mastery of the aspects of adaptive, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
Abd Baser, Jamil +3 more
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ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION HAZARDS ON ECOLOGY
International Journal of Electronics and Electical Engineering, 2015 The energy supplied to a human is food water and air, all these are polluted in today’s life, and at most the energy content or the supplements that carry vitamins and proteins are plants and their grains. These plants are affected by Electromagnetic radiation, thus the radiated food grains and leafy vegetables are the food supplements for human.
CH. R. PHANI KUMAR +2 more
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Infrared Lighting Does Not Suppress Catch of Codling Moth (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) in Pheromone-Baited Monitoring Traps [PDF]
, 2017 Video cameras are increasingly being used to record insect behaviors in the field over prolonged intervals. A nagging question about crepuscular and nocturnal recordings is whether or not infrared light emitted by such cameras to illuminate the scene ...
Adams, C. G, McGhee, P. S, Miller, J. R.
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Communications, 2022 The results of an experimental study of efficiency of the cavitation treatment of a fuel mixture, based on A-95 gasoline and distilled water, for automobile internal combustion engines are presented.
Ivan Aftanaziv +4 more
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Remote Sensing of Chiral Signatures on Mars [PDF]
, 2012 We describe circular polarization as a remote sensing diagnostic of chiral signatures which may be applied to Mars. The remarkable phenomenon of homochirality provides a unique biosignature which can be amenable to remote sensing through circular ...
Barron +30 more
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Conservation Science and Practice, 2021 The number of subsea cables in the marine environment is likely to grow substantially in the near future. Arrays of energy‐generating windmills or wave power generators are planned for installation in the coastal waters of many countries worldwide.
A. Peter Klimley +3 more
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The role of UV in crab spider signals: effects on perception by prey and predators [PDF]
, 2005 Australian crab spiders Thomisus spectabilis sit on the petals of flowers and ambush prey such as honeybees. White-coloured T. spectabilis reflect in the UV (UV+ spiders) and previous research has shown that their presence, curiously, attracts honeybees ...
Cheng, K +4 more
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