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Multisensory integration for active mechanosensation in Drosophila flight. [PDF]

Curr Biol
Mills KM, Cowan NJ, Suver MP.
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Uptake of Gaseous Elemental Mercury by a Rainforest: Insights from a Tropical Glasshouse Used as a Dynamic Flux Chamber. [PDF]

Environ Sci Technol
Denzler B, Eugster W, Bogdal C, Bishop K, Buchmann N, Hungerbühler K, Osterwalder S.   +6 more
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An improved hot-wire anemometer

An improved hot-wire anemometer
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The vertical temperature structure and scaling relations for heat of the near surface stable boundary layer

Lapo K, Pfister L, Mosso S, Lehner M, Stiperski I.   +4 more
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Hot-wire anemometer for spirography

Medical and Biological Engineering and Computing, 1998
The use of a constant temperature hot-wire anemometer flow sensor for spirography is reported. The construction, operating principles and calibration procedure of the apparatus are described, and temperature compensation method is discussed. Frequency response is studied.
P, Plakk, P, Liik, P H, Kingisepp
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The wall correction of the hot-wire anemometer

Flow Measurement and Instrumentation, 1995
Abstract The correction to the reading of a hot-wire anemometer when in close proximity to a wall was investigated experimentally. It was determined for three walls of differing thermal property, and was found for both laminar and turbulent flows in the boundary layer. Correlations are given for the results.
J C Gibbings
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Bidirectional hot‐wire anemometer

Review of Scientific Instruments, 1982
A simple hot-wire anemometer based device has been designed and developed which is capable of measuring flow reversals. The instrument has a useful range of 0 to ±150 cm/s.
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An investigation of the constant-temperature hot-wire anemometer

Experimental Thermal and Fluid Science, 1995
Abstract An algorithm is developed for deriving the transfer functions of the constant-temperature hot-wire anemometer of arbitrary complexity. The only restriction is that the bridge elements, including the hot-wire filament, must be modeled by lumped components.
Jonathan H Watmuff
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