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Nature, 1971
ON windless evenings fog commonly forms in dense, sharply defined patches, especially in sheltered bays of ponds. As the evening progresses and the temperature falls, these patches may grow and coalesce, advancing over the pond but maintaining a sharp front at which visibility changes profoundly within a few metres.
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ON windless evenings fog commonly forms in dense, sharply defined patches, especially in sheltered bays of ponds. As the evening progresses and the temperature falls, these patches may grow and coalesce, advancing over the pond but maintaining a sharp front at which visibility changes profoundly within a few metres.
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The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2023
Logan Greenblatt, Norman Ng, Barry Hahn
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Logan Greenblatt, Norman Ng, Barry Hahn
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Practical Neurology
‘Brain fog’ is a term that patients use increasingly frequently in the neurology clinic. We may think that we know what patients are talking about but at least some of the time we are likely to be getting it wrong. Patients use the term ‘brain fog’ to describe a wide range of subjective phenomena and symptoms.
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‘Brain fog’ is a term that patients use increasingly frequently in the neurology clinic. We may think that we know what patients are talking about but at least some of the time we are likely to be getting it wrong. Patients use the term ‘brain fog’ to describe a wide range of subjective phenomena and symptoms.
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Fog collection behavior of bionic surface and large fog collector: A review
Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 2022Qinghong Zeng +2 more
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An efficient fog collector inspired by Tillandsia and cactus spines
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2023Tao Wang, Shanpeng Li, Zhiguang Guo
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