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Visual fields in Flamingos: chick-feeding versus filter-feeding

Naturwissenschaften, 2005
In birds, the position and extent of the region of binocular vision appears to be determined by feeding ecology. Of prime importance is the degree to which vision is used for the precise control of bill position when pecking or lunging at prey. In birds that do not require such precision (probe and filter-feeders), the bill falls outside the binocular ...
Martin, G. R.   +3 more
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The filter-feeding apparatus in crayfish

Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1978
A number of investigators have reported increased survivorship of juvenile crayfish reared on algal suspensions rather than on solid diets. The gross anatomy of crustacean oral appendages is well known; however, no detailed studies of filter feeding have appeared.
T. W. Budd, J. C. Lewis, M. L. Tracey
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Filter Feeding

2016
This paper is an investigation of the mechanics of evolutionary processes and its methods. These investigations are representative of both a world view and a methodology of artistic production. I consider a central consideration of my current work to be the interaction of distinct components and the new experience that these interactions produce when ...
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The hydrodynamics of filter feeding in choanoflagellates

European Journal of Protistology, 2002
Choanoflagellates are filter feeding heterotrophic nanoflagellates. Fluid flow generated by the motion of the flagellum delivers suspended prey particles to the surface of a crown-like filtering apparatus. Hydrodynamic characteristics are consequently of great importance to understanding prey capture in these organisms.
Michala E. Pettitt   +3 more
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Feed forward filters for state and disturbance estimation

2007 46th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2007
This paper introduces a method for representing an observer as a set of decoupled filters to provide an understanding of observer design for the practitioner. The concept uses feed forward information to predict and cancel phase lag inherent in common filters.
Aaron Radke   +2 more
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Filter Feeding, Chaotic Filtration, and a Blinking Stokeslet

Theoretical and Computational Fluid Dynamics, 1998
A fluid mechanical model is developed for the filtering mechanism in mussels that enables estimates to be made of the pressure drop through the gill filaments due to (i) latero-frontal filtering cilia, (ii) the lateral (pumping) cilia, and (iii) through the non-ciliated zone of the ventral end of the filament.
Blake, J. R., Otto, S. R., Blake, D. A.
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The Role of Surface Chemistry in Filter Feeding by Zooplankton

Science, 1982
Surface chemistry of both particles and animals is important in filter feeding at low Reynolds number. Daphnia magna , fed mixtures of three sizes of polystyrene particles, retained particles that were smaller than the mesh size of the animals (1.0 micrometer) at greater efficiencies than predicted by a sieving ...
J, Gerritsen, K G, Porter
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Hydrodynamics of filter feeding.

Symposia of the Society for Experimental Biology, 1996
A fluid mechanical model is developed for the filtering mechanism in mussels that enables estimates to be made of the pressure drop through the gill filaments due to (i) the latero-frontal filtering cilia, (ii) the lateral (pumping) cilia and through the non-ciliated zone at the ventral end of the filament.
J R, Blake, G R, Fulford
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Automatic on-device filtering of social networking feeds

Proceedings of the 7th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction: Making Sense Through Design, 2012
Many people follow social networking services and find it difficult to locate essential content on mobile devices. Automatic filtering of the feeds is one solution to this problem. A system learns a model for each user, based on metadata (e.g., content types and contacts) and click histories for old feed items, predicts the click probability for ...
Mikko Honkala, Yanqing Cui
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Effect of the Feed Frequency on the Performance of Anaerobic Filters

Anaerobe, 1995
Anaerobic filter technology is suitable for the treatment of biodegradable organic wastes: for example, wastewaters from food industries. These wastewaters are not produced in a continuous mode since they are of seasonal nature and hence their production varies considerably during the year.
E, Nebot   +3 more
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