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Traditional methods for diagnosing and predicting freeze–thaw damage in concrete often rely on macroscopic indicators such as mass loss and relative dynamic elastic modulus, which are difficult to reflect the heterogeneity of damage distribution in space.
Daming Luo +4 more
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Black Carbon and Inorganic Aerosols in Arctic Snowpack
Abstract Black carbon (BC) deposited on snow lowers its albedo, potentially contributing to warming in the Arctic. Atmospheric distributions of BC and inorganic aerosols, which contribute directly and indirectly to radiative forcing, are also greatly influenced by depositions. To quantify these effects, accurate measurement of the spatial distributions
Tatsuhiro Mori +22 more
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Abstract Global warming alters snowmelt timing and soil frost cycles, impacting storage‐discharge dynamics of subarctic catchments. Assessing how these changes affect streamflow requires quantifying the relative contribution of winter versus summer precipitation.
Christoph J. Gey +5 more
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Sustained Groundwater Loss in California's Central Valley Exacerbated by Intense Drought Periods
Abstract The accelerated rate of decline in groundwater levels across California's Central Valley results from overdrafting and low rates of natural recharge and is exacerbated by droughts. The lack of observations with an adequate spatiotemporal resolution to constrain the evolution of groundwater resources poses severe challenges to water management ...
Chandrakanta Ojha +4 more
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Coating and Characterization of Mock and Explosive Materials
This project develops a method of manufacturing plastic‐bonded explosives by using use precision control of agglomeration and coating of energetic powders. The energetic material coating process entails suspending either wet or dry energetic powders in a stream of inert gas and contacting the energetic powder with atomized droplets of a lacquer ...
Emily M. Hunt +2 more
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In this study, aqueous extracts of ginger, blue butterfly pea flower, and ivy leaf were fortified to the yogurts and evaluated the sensorial, physicochemical, and functional characteristics of yogurt along with the protein interactions. Results revealed that the fortification of all the plant extracts had a significant impact on the sensorial ...
Yohan Jayaweera +5 more
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All‐electric‐control magnetization switching is achieved in a sputtered single L10‐FePt film with an artificial lateral ordering gradient demonstrated by the structural characterization. The deterministic magnetization switching exhibits a strong angle dependence and can be effectively tuned through lateral asymmetry.
Yuanbo Wang +13 more
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Patterns of regulatory heterogeneity in international trade: Intensity, coverage, and structure
Abstract With falling tariffs the role of regulatory heterogeneity in international trade has become central in recent debates about regional integration and trade costs. In describing the NTM incidence few studies explicitly take into account the specific nature of underlying regulatory differences.
Irene Garcés, Achim Vogt
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Forests restored passively or by tree planting can take many decades to be recolonized by native forest understory plant species, if at all. Our study tested (1) the ability of forest topsoil transfer to accelerate the recovery of native forest plant communities in post‐agricultural reforestation sites after tree‐planting and without previous topsoil ...
Jonas Hamberg +4 more
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Curcumin's protective role against fluoride-induced bone damage: Implications for pullet pathology and skeletal biomechanics. [PDF]
Zuo QY +7 more
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