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A novel edge crop method and enhanced YOLOv5 for efficient wind turbine blade damage detection. [PDF]
Feng B+5 more
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The impact of ground losses on estimations of lightning-induced voltage with dispersive soil parameters. [PDF]
Faisal T, Kaddah SS, Said T, Rizk MEM.
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Super-Clausius-Clapeyron scaling of extreme precipitation explained by shift from stratiform to convective rain type. [PDF]
Da Silva NA, Haerter JO.
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Storms Are an Important Driver of Change in Tropical Forests. [PDF]
Gora EM+9 more
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Assessment of the hazard risks on HVDC transmission networks due to lightning strikes and faults. [PDF]
Said A, Galal M, Abd-Allah MA.
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1990
Lightning strike is a natural phenomenon with potentially devastating effects. The physics of lightning strike and the physiology of lightning injury are discussed. Three cases are reported and the clinical features are described. Aspects of the management of such patients are discussed with particular emphasis on assessment and resuscitation in the ...
G W, Fulde, S J, Marsden
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Lightning strike is a natural phenomenon with potentially devastating effects. The physics of lightning strike and the physiology of lightning injury are discussed. Three cases are reported and the clinical features are described. Aspects of the management of such patients are discussed with particular emphasis on assessment and resuscitation in the ...
G W, Fulde, S J, Marsden
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1970
SUMMARY A 3-year study from 1962 to 1965 on the effects of lightning on livestock was reported. Gross lesions in many cases were minimal. In 75 detailed necropsies of lightning fatalities, singed hair and skin were the most significant lesions caused by lightning.
F K, Ramsey, J R, Howard
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SUMMARY A 3-year study from 1962 to 1965 on the effects of lightning on livestock was reported. Gross lesions in many cases were minimal. In 75 detailed necropsies of lightning fatalities, singed hair and skin were the most significant lesions caused by lightning.
F K, Ramsey, J R, Howard
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