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Myocardial Injury in Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Haemorrhage: Clinical Correlates and Impact on Mortality in a Single-Centre Australian Intensive Care Unit Cohort. [PDF]
Sharara A, Sriram S, Abdelwahed H.
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The suppression of ocean waves by biogenic slicks. [PDF]
Laxague NJM, Zappa CJ, Soumya S, Wurl O.
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Thermal metamaterials for enhanced non-Fourier heat transport. [PDF]
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Structural-Prior Deep Learning Network for Millimeter-Wave Radar Image Enhancement in Autonomous Driving Road Sensing. [PDF]
Chen H, Huang T, Wang Y, Shi J, Xu Z.
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A Comparison of Image Statistics of Peacock Jumping Spider Colour Patterns and Natural Scenes. [PDF]
Hardenbicker MC, Schubert J, Tedore C.
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Improving Parkinson's disease diagnosis by non-invasive detection of retinal biomarkers in MPTP monkeys using ERG and pupillometry. [PDF]
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Technology for Millimetre Wave Radiometers
33rd European Microwave Conference, 2003, 2003Technology for millimetre wave radiometers is discussed. Distinction between coherent and incoherent detection is also addressed. As an example, details of the 70 GHz ultra low noise and high stability receivers for the European Space Agency (ESA) Planck Mission is given. These receivers are part of the Low Frequency Instrument (LFI). The LFI receivers
Hughes, N. +7 more
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Nature, 1946
INFORMATION has recently been disclosed about the absorption band in the oxygen molecule for electromagnetic radiation of wave-length in the region of 5 mm.1. This communication gives preliminary details of an experimental investigation on propagation over sea of waves in this wave-length region.
H. R. L. LAMONT, A. G. D. WATSON
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INFORMATION has recently been disclosed about the absorption band in the oxygen molecule for electromagnetic radiation of wave-length in the region of 5 mm.1. This communication gives preliminary details of an experimental investigation on propagation over sea of waves in this wave-length region.
H. R. L. LAMONT, A. G. D. WATSON
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