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Integrating gamification into a MILP for flexible smart charging of EVs in public parking lots. [PDF]

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A fully-integrated wearable ultrasonic device for continuous blood pressure monitoring

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Development Of A Flexible Printed Battery

2021 IEEE International Conference on Electro Information Technology (EIT), 2021
A flexible alkaline based battery was fabricated for wearable electronics applications. This alkaline based battery system consists of a zinc-based negative electrode (anode), manganese dioxide (MnO2) and carbon black composite based positive electrode (cathode), and potassium hydroxide (KOH) saturated with zinc oxide (ZnO) as the electrolyte.
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Flexible Battery Design

Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technology International, 2021
Combining the Manufacturing Advantages of Both a Startup and Large Corporate Enables the Production of a Broad Variety of Battery Module Configurations and Packaging
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Batteries Get Flexible

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2013
Imagine how versatile a rechargeable battery would be if it were lightweight and thin and could be flexed, stretched, and rolled up. Or if it were long-lasting, powerful, and free from the safety concerns that have plagued segments of the battery industry lately.
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Rohling's Interpretive Method and Inherent Limitations on the Flexibility of “Flexible Batteries”

Neuropsychology Review, 2004
Miller and Rohling (2001) proposed a 24-step algorithm, the Rohling Interpretive Method (RIM), for quantitative interpretation of results from flexible neuropsychological test batteries. We believe that the RIM as presented in that paper has several conceptual problems, including (a) a failure to distinguish "statistically significant" from ...
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