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Interplanetary magnetic field control of dayside transient event occurrence and motion in the ionosphere and magnetosphere [PDF]
Annales Geophysicae, 2004 The pressure pulse model for dayside transient ionospheric events predicts dawnward moving events at and prior to local noon during periods of spiral interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) orientation, but duskward moving events at and after local noon ...
G. I. Korotova +4 more
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Impulsivity moderates the association between physical activity and alcohol consumption [PDF]
Alcohol, 2014 Mounting evidence indicates that physical activity and alcohol consumption are positively associated, but potential moderators of this relationship remain unclear. Both physical activity and alcohol drinking are potentially reinforcing and may be more strongly associated among individuals who tend to be higher in reward seeking and related processes ...
J Leigh, Leasure, Clayton, Neighbors
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Energies, 2023 Thermoelectric cooling is an ideal solution for chip heat dissipation due to its characteristics of no refrigerant, no vibration, no moving parts, and easy integration.
Tingzhen Ming +4 more
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Paramagnetic magnetization signals and curious metastable behaviour in field-cooled magnetization of a single crystal of superconductor 2H-NbSe2 [PDF]
, 2015 We present here some newer characteristics pertaining to paramagnetic Meissner effect like response in a single crystal of the low Tc superconducting compound 2H-NbSe2 via a detailed study of effects of perturbation on the field-cooled magnetization ...
Balakrishnan, G. +4 more
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Geophysical Research Letters, 2022 Most of the largest volcanic activity in the world occurs in remote places such as deep oceans or poorly monitored oceanic island arcs. Thus, our capacity of monitoring volcanoes is limited to remote sensing and global geophysical observations.
P. Poli, N. Shapiro
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Journal of Biomedical Photonics & Engineering, 2016 Optical methods for biomedical purposes mostly use reflected light, while few of them use the transmitted light. The blood vessels pose a challenge to these methods due to their high absorption and scattering coefficients as well as their change in size ...
Idit Feder +4 more
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The Color of Money: Threshold Effects in Quantum Economics
Quantum Reports, 2021 Many cognitive phenomena of the sort studied by behavioral psychologists show evidence of a threshold effect, where a certain minimum impulse is required in order to produce a change. An example is the phenomenon of preference reversal, where a change in
David Orrell
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Strange quark effects in electron and neutrino-nucleus quasi-elastic scattering
, 2006 The role of the sea quarks to ground state nucleon properties with electroweak probes is discussed. A relativistic Green's function approach to parity violating electron scattering and a distorted-wave impulse-approximation applied to charged- and ...
Giusti, Carlotta +2 more
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Time of flight for photon in human skin
Journal of Biomedical Photonics & Engineering, 2016 The time of flight for photons in human skin was measured using picosecond diode laser. Two different wavelength lasers were used - 405 nm and 510 nm. A difference for time of flight in normal skin and in nevus was observed as well as a difference for ...
Antra Dzerve +3 more
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Bootstrapping the relativistic two-body problem
Journal of High Energy Physics, 2023 We describe the formalism to compute gravitational-wave observables for compact binaries via the effective field theory framework in combination with modern tools from collider physics.
Christoph Dlapa +3 more
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