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Dynamic confinement controls the porous-to-free convection transition. [PDF]
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Viscosity Characterization of PDMS and Its Influence on the Performance of a Torsional Vibration Viscous Damper Under Forced Hydrodynamic Loading. [PDF]
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Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2000
Sleep inertia is a transitional state of lowered arousal occurring immediately after awakening from sleep and producing a temporary decrement in subsequent performance. Many factors are involved in the characteristics of sleep inertia. The duration of prior sleep can influence the severity of subsequent sleep inertia. Although most studies have focused
Alain Muzet, Patricia Tassi
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Sleep inertia is a transitional state of lowered arousal occurring immediately after awakening from sleep and producing a temporary decrement in subsequent performance. Many factors are involved in the characteristics of sleep inertia. The duration of prior sleep can influence the severity of subsequent sleep inertia. Although most studies have focused
Alain Muzet, Patricia Tassi
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 2001
Medicine has traditionally focused on relieving patient symptoms. However, in developed countries, maintaining good health increasingly involves management of such problems as hypertension, dyslipidemia, and diabetes, which often have no symptoms. Moreover, abnormal blood pressure, lipid, and glucose values are generally sufficient to warrant treatment
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Medicine has traditionally focused on relieving patient symptoms. However, in developed countries, maintaining good health increasingly involves management of such problems as hypertension, dyslipidemia, and diabetes, which often have no symptoms. Moreover, abnormal blood pressure, lipid, and glucose values are generally sufficient to warrant treatment
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computational complexity, 2002
The inertia of a square matrix A is defined as the triple (i+(A), i-(A), i0(A)), where i+(A), i-(A), and i0(A) are the number of eigenvalues of A, counting multiplicities, with positive, negative, and zero real part, respectively. A hard problem in Linear Algebra is to compute the inertia.
Thanh Minh Hoang, Thomas Thierauf
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The inertia of a square matrix A is defined as the triple (i+(A), i-(A), i0(A)), where i+(A), i-(A), and i0(A) are the number of eigenvalues of A, counting multiplicities, with positive, negative, and zero real part, respectively. A hard problem in Linear Algebra is to compute the inertia.
Thanh Minh Hoang, Thomas Thierauf
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Mathematical Models and Methods in Applied Sciences, 1997
Microstructural inertia may be modified by the presence of a powerless term which derives from the partial indetermination of the kinetic coenergy of the microstructure.
CAPRIZ, GIANFRANCO, GIOVINE P.
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Microstructural inertia may be modified by the presence of a powerless term which derives from the partial indetermination of the kinetic coenergy of the microstructure.
CAPRIZ, GIANFRANCO, GIOVINE P.
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International Journal of Psychophysiology, 2020
Emotional inertia is a key feature of emotional dynamics and it refers to the degree to which a current emotional state can be predicted by a previous emotional state. In this study, using the experience sampling method, we examined the relationship between inertia of negative emotions at work and parasympathetic activity, measured by vagally-mediated ...
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Emotional inertia is a key feature of emotional dynamics and it refers to the degree to which a current emotional state can be predicted by a previous emotional state. In this study, using the experience sampling method, we examined the relationship between inertia of negative emotions at work and parasympathetic activity, measured by vagally-mediated ...
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AMBIGUITY AND PORTFOLIO INERTIA
International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Finance, 2002In this paper the Portfolio Choice problem is studied under ambiguity, formalized by means of the Choquet Expected Utility. Agents are supposed to be Choquet Expected Utility maximizers and are split into two categories: optimists, who hold a concave capacity, and pessimists, who hold a convex one. Portfolio inertia is defined and analyzed.
BASILI M., FONTINI, FULVIO
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Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 1971
It will undoubtedly seem strange to many that a law as long regarded as unquestionable as that of inertia should again receive exhaustive examination and that a new conception for it be sought. ‘In the absence of outside forces, a body at rest remains at rest and a body in motion retains its velocity’.
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It will undoubtedly seem strange to many that a law as long regarded as unquestionable as that of inertia should again receive exhaustive examination and that a new conception for it be sought. ‘In the absence of outside forces, a body at rest remains at rest and a body in motion retains its velocity’.
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2010
This unit begins with a pre-quiz to start students reflecting about why it is hard to increase or decrease the speed of an object.
Charles W. Camp, John J. Clement
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This unit begins with a pre-quiz to start students reflecting about why it is hard to increase or decrease the speed of an object.
Charles W. Camp, John J. Clement
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