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A structural optimization method for maximizing power output in multi-stage self-superheated systems. [PDF]
Pazuki MM, Ebadollahi M, Amidpour M.
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Cell cycle regulation has shaped replication origins in budding yeast. [PDF]
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Proceedings of the Eleventh ACM International Conference on Future Energy Systems, 2020
There is an increasing need for spatial and temporal schedule tailored to the requests and preferences of electric vehicles (EVs) in a network of charging stations. From the perspective of a charging network operator, this paper considers an online decision-making problem that recommends charging stations and the corresponding energy prices to ...
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There is an increasing need for spatial and temporal schedule tailored to the requests and preferences of electric vehicles (EVs) in a network of charging stations. From the perspective of a charging network operator, this paper considers an online decision-making problem that recommends charging stations and the corresponding energy prices to ...
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2023
This chapter assesses how and why The Lord of the Rings has gained so much resonance in Russian culture, to the point where one of the series' most loathsome antagonists (the Orcs) becomes a self-mocking symbol of post-Soviet Russia. It begins by addressing the larger question of Western mass culture and non-Western audiences during and after the Cold ...
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This chapter assesses how and why The Lord of the Rings has gained so much resonance in Russian culture, to the point where one of the series' most loathsome antagonists (the Orcs) becomes a self-mocking symbol of post-Soviet Russia. It begins by addressing the larger question of Western mass culture and non-Western audiences during and after the Cold ...
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Journal of Cellular Biochemistry, 2005
AbstractThe origin recognition complex (ORC) is a conserved heterohexamer required for the formation of pre‐replication (pre‐RC) complexes at origins of DNA replication. Many studies of ORC subunits have been carried out in transformed human cell lines but the properties of ORC in primary cells have not been addressed.
Adrian J, McNairn, David M, Gilbert
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AbstractThe origin recognition complex (ORC) is a conserved heterohexamer required for the formation of pre‐replication (pre‐RC) complexes at origins of DNA replication. Many studies of ORC subunits have been carried out in transformed human cell lines but the properties of ORC in primary cells have not been addressed.
Adrian J, McNairn, David M, Gilbert
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ORC proteins: marking the start
Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 2009The DNA replication apparatus of archaea is more closely related to that of eukaryotes than eubacteria. Furthermore, recent work has shown that archaea, like eukaryotes, have multiple replication origins. Biochemical data are starting to reveal how archaeal origin binding proteins recognise and remodel origin DNA sequences.
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Energy, 2019
Abstract The geothermal organic Rankine cycle (ORC) power system may frequently operate under off-design conditions due to the variations of geological condition, ambient temperature and actual operation. To comprehensively investigate the off-design performance of ORC using zeotropic mixtures and the effectiveness of composition regulation system on
Changwei Liu, Tieyu Gao
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Abstract The geothermal organic Rankine cycle (ORC) power system may frequently operate under off-design conditions due to the variations of geological condition, ambient temperature and actual operation. To comprehensively investigate the off-design performance of ORC using zeotropic mixtures and the effectiveness of composition regulation system on
Changwei Liu, Tieyu Gao
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