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INFLUENCE OF THE DESIGN FEATURESOF ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCE COMPENSATIONBALANCES ON THEIR METROLOGICALPERFORMANCE [PDF]
This paper shows the basic design of the laboratory balances that operateaccording to the principle of electromagnetic force compensation. The study offactors adversely affecting the weighing accuracy was carried out.
Witold LEWANDOWSKI +2 more
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Scaling Back on Scales with a Scale of Scales [PDF]
An ever-increasing number of articles are published introducing clinical scales to describe neurovascular diseases. Unfortunately, unless you are some kind of idiot savant, there are now too many scales to remember.
H J, Cloft, D F, Kallmes
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Who is “Worthy of Honour”? Women as Elders in Late Second Temple Period Literature
Groups and individuals known as “elders” (Greek: presbyteros, gerousia; Hebrew: zaqan) are often found in ancient Jewish texts and inscriptions. Their ubiquity in such texts and inscriptions is accompanied by very little information about their actual ...
Joseph Scales
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Connecting entropy scaling and density scaling [PDF]
It is shown that the residual entropy (entropy minus that of the ideal gas at the same temperature and density) is mostly synonymous with the independent variable of density scaling, identifying a direct link between these two approaches. The residual entropy and the effective hardness of interaction (itself a derivative at constant residual entropy ...
Ian H. Bell +3 more
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This paper deals with prehistoric communities at the end of the 3rd millennium BC in Northwest Europe in relation to the 4.2 ka BP climatic event. In particular, the question of the resilience of these communities to climatic change will be studied here ...
Jos Kleijne +2 more
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Scales and Interventions for Resilience among Treatment-Seeking Patients with Depression: A Systematic Review [PDF]
Introduction: Resilience is an ability of an individual to effectively adjust and thrive in adverse stressful conditions. Resilience has protective and compensatory effects against depression.
K Jayakrishnan +3 more
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Late Permian ichthyofauna from the North-Sudetic Basin, SW Poland [PDF]
The late Permian time was a transformative period before the most severe mass extinction known. Even though fishes constitute a key component of marine ecosystems since the Silurian, their biogeographic patterns during the late Permian are currently ...
Darja Dankina +3 more
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Scales and Scale‐like Structures [PDF]
AbstractWe present a method for generating scales and scale‐like structures on a polygonal mesh through surface replacement. As input, we require a triangular mesh that will be covered with scales and one or more proxy‐models to be used as the scale's shape.
Eric Landreneau, Scott Schaefer
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Reconsidering Scale and Scaling in CSCW Research [PDF]
This one-day workshop invites discussion on the various socio-technical processes and dynamics that characterize scale and scaling in local, community-sited initiatives. Seeking to move beyond a view of scale as mere growth in numbers and a matter of technology-mediated replication, the workshop aims at developing a nuanced vocabulary to talk about ...
Chiara Rossitto +5 more
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Science, Data, and Case-Studies under the Third Science Revolution: Some Theoretical Considerations
The Third Science Revolution described by Kristian Kristiansen (2014) has been openly embraced and is currently underway in archaeology. It has brought considerable improvement in terms of scientific methods and approaches, but at the same time, it ...
Artur Ribeiro
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