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A rotary valve and its orifice design for high-frequency asymmetric vibration waveforms with electro-hydraulic vibrator. [PDF]
Sci RepWang H, Shi Z, Liu Z.
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Rotary Mappings and Rotary Transformations
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Rýparová, Lenka, Mikeš, Josef
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2006
We study the mass transportation on a rotary by cellular automata. Various on‐ and off‐ramps are introduced to allow particles moving in and out of the rotary. We obtain the exact results analytically. Distinct phases of the traffic flow are classified completely. Phase diagrams in the full parameter space are derived.
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We study the mass transportation on a rotary by cellular automata. Various on‐ and off‐ramps are introduced to allow particles moving in and out of the rotary. We obtain the exact results analytically. Distinct phases of the traffic flow are classified completely. Phase diagrams in the full parameter space are derived.
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The Lancet, 1998
Pulling tissue away from the gut wall affects the surrounding mucosa, which may be pulled and torn, and the specimen taken is small compared with the extent of the injury to the gut wall. A larger cup size permits larger specimens; although when a specimen is taken by pulling with large cups, there is a greater likelihood of bleeding. We have developed
Y, Uno, A, Munakata
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Pulling tissue away from the gut wall affects the surrounding mucosa, which may be pulled and torn, and the specimen taken is small compared with the extent of the injury to the gut wall. A larger cup size permits larger specimens; although when a specimen is taken by pulling with large cups, there is a greater likelihood of bleeding. We have developed
Y, Uno, A, Munakata
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Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1960
A versatile rotary chair of novel design for examination of the functional state of the semicircular ducts and the otolith organs is described. The principles of its servo-regulated driving system with thyratron speed control are outlined, and constructional and performance specifications are given.
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A versatile rotary chair of novel design for examination of the functional state of the semicircular ducts and the otolith organs is described. The principles of its servo-regulated driving system with thyratron speed control are outlined, and constructional and performance specifications are given.
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Science, 1999
ATP is the energy currency of the cell: hydrolysis of ATP into ADP and inorganic phosphate (P) releases energy. The enzyme responsible for generating this energy currency is the ATP synthase. In a Perspective, [Fillingame][1] discusses two new reports ([ Sambongi et al. ][2] and [ Stock et al.
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ATP is the energy currency of the cell: hydrolysis of ATP into ADP and inorganic phosphate (P) releases energy. The enzyme responsible for generating this energy currency is the ATP synthase. In a Perspective, [Fillingame][1] discusses two new reports ([ Sambongi et al. ][2] and [ Stock et al.
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 1950
The use of the sensitive McLeod gauge is limited by its fragility, bulk, and lack of portability. A new type of McLeod gauge is described which greatly reduces these difficulties. A helix of several turns of glass tubing provides the volume through which the gas is compressed by a small quantity of mercury as the gauge is rotated upon its rotary seal ...
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The use of the sensitive McLeod gauge is limited by its fragility, bulk, and lack of portability. A new type of McLeod gauge is described which greatly reduces these difficulties. A helix of several turns of glass tubing provides the volume through which the gas is compressed by a small quantity of mercury as the gauge is rotated upon its rotary seal ...
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