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Convective storms alter bioaerosol populations through cold pools and precipitation.

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Impacts of Antarctic heatwaves amplified by climate change through water vapor and cloud feedbacks

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The Microphysics of Accountability

Accountability in Research, 2011
How is it possible to deploy the law to create and perform accountability? To answer this question, I address the argumentative function of the law in order to legitimize genetic medicine. Using interview data, I will in particular elaborate on how medical experts strive to convince interviewing social scientists that their own professional action is ...
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Microphysicalism, dottism and reduction

Analysis, 1995
[7] Philip Pettit, 'Microphysicalism without contingent micro-macro laws', Analysis 54 (1994) 253-57. [8] Stephen Schiffer, Remnants of Meaning (MIT Press: Cambridge, 1987). [9] Sydney Shoemaker, 'Causality and properties', in Time and Cause, ed. P. van Inwagen (Dordrecht: D. Reidel, 1980) 109-35.
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The microphysics of clouds

Reports on Progress in Physics, 1951
The results of recent research into the microphysical processes involved in the formation of clouds and precipitation are described and assessed. While the rate of spontaneous nucleation in water vapour is inappreciable until the supersaturation reaches about 400%, the presence of foreign nuclei in the atmosphere allows cloud formation with ...
B J Mason, F H Ludlam
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Noumena and Microphysics

Angelaki, 2005
At the end of the last century, we still believed in the empirically unified character of our knowledge of the real.
Gaston Bachelard, David Reggio
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Physics and Microphysics

Physics Bulletin, 1955
By L. de Broglie, translated by Martin Davidson. (London : Hutchinson's Scientific and Technical Publications.) Pp. 286. Price 21s. No physicist needs to be reminded that, in the decade when the ambiguity of the electron became critical through the experiments on diffraction, Louis de Broglie was the pioneer in developing the solution which we now call
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