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Context-Aware Multi-Agent Architecture for Wildfire Insights. [PDF]

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Sandeep A, Jayarathna S, Sandaruwan S, Samarappuli V, Meedeniya D, Perera C.   +5 more
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Situational suppression of cigarette smoking

Addictive Behaviors, 1985
Cigarette smoking rate was observed during work and recreation while subjects participated in two long-term residential experiments. In both experiments, the smoking rate observed during work was markedly lower than the smoking rate observed during recreation. In Experiment 1, activities were performed in successive 1-hour blocks.
M J, Nellis, H H, Emurian, J V, Brady, R L, Ray   +3 more
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Thought suppression and smoking cessation

Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1994
Deliberate suppression of intrusive thoughts has previously been shown to be associated with higher levels of intrusion compared to monitoring without suppression. In an attempt to apply this paradigm to people attempting smoking reduction and cessation, it was demonstrated that intrusive thoughts about smoking occur frequently.
P M, Salkovskis, M, Reynolds
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Smoke suppression for polystyrene

European Polymer Journal, 1982
Abstract Studies have been made of the smoke-forming tendency of burning polystyrene and of the influence thereon of some established flame retardants, of a non-aromatic polymer and of a number of relatively unreactive oxides and other similar materials.
R. Chalabi, C.F. Cullis
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Diesel Smoke Suppression by Fuel Additive Treatment

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1967
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The use of diesel smoke suppressant additive (SSA) provides an effective method of suppressing black smoke formation in 25 different makes of engines tested both in Europe and the United States. A proposed mechanism is offered to explain the smoke suppressing action of the additive.</div> <div class ...
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Smoke Development and Suppression

2021
Jürgen Troitzsch, Edith Antonatus
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A New Approach to Diesel Smoke Suppression

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1966
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Through proper treatment of diesel fuel, using a barium containing additive, exhaust smoke can be effectively suppressed in a wide variety of diesel engines. This additive has been found to produce no adverse effects on engine components and often results in additional benefits, including greater engine cleanliness
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