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State-of-the-Art Applications of Field-Effect Transistor Biosensors in Exosome Detection: A Comprehensive Review. [PDF]
Sheng X, Zhang GJ, Zhou J.
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YOLO-based real-time floating debris counting in urban rivers for flood monitoring and water resource management. [PDF]
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Use of floater valves to provide a constant inlet flow in furrow irrigation. [PDF]
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Selective Covalent Assembly of Gram-Negative Bacteria and Synthetic Polymers into Functional Living Materials. [PDF]
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Efficient computation and design of high speed double precision Vedic multiplier architecture. [PDF]
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The Floating Platform at the Marina Bay, Singapore
Structural Engineering International: Journal of the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE), 2009(2009). The Floating Platform at the Marina Bay, Singapore. Structural Engineering International: Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 33-37.
Hock Seng Koh, Yoke Beng Lim
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SPE European Spring Meeting, 1972
I - GENERAL In the oil days the first submersible platforms were built to be used in the shallow waters in the LOUISIANA bayous or in the MARACAIBO LAKE banks. They were towed to location, floating on their base pontoons, sunk to the bottom by ballasting of these pontoons for drilling.
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I - GENERAL In the oil days the first submersible platforms were built to be used in the shallow waters in the LOUISIANA bayous or in the MARACAIBO LAKE banks. They were towed to location, floating on their base pontoons, sunk to the bottom by ballasting of these pontoons for drilling.
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Flip-Floating Instrument Platform
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1963A stable platform from which to perform experiments at sea has been a long-sought goal of sea-going scientists. In order to perform fine-scale experiments on fluctuations of acoustic signals in the ocean the manned buoy FLIP has been built to provide the needed stable platform for such work.
F. H. Fisher, F. N. Spiess
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