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The Rim, the Edge, the End, the Level: When Poetry Breaks the Sea “to bits” in Last Poems
Études Lawrenciennes, 2023 I want to analyse how Lawrence, in Last Poems – that is when his poetic oeuvre reaches its ultimate limit, its edge – proposes a very visual approach to the sea. If scholars have shown interest in the depths of the ocean, in Lawrence’s idea of the sea as
Elise Brault-Dreux
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Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 2019 ABSTRACT Solid propellants are energetic materials used to launch and propel rockets and missiles. Although their history dates to the use of black powder more than two millennia ago, greater performance demands and the need for “insensitive munitions” that are resistant to accidental ignition have driven much research and development over the ...
Mason, B.P., Roland, C.M.
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Spreading of a solid-on-solid drop
Physical Review E, 1993 We study the spreading of the foot of a two-dimensional drop via Monte Carlo simulations without conservation law. The profile, or height of the spreading phase as a function of the distance from the initial drop, is described by a solid-on-solid model.
De Coninck, Joël, DUNLOP, F., Menu, F.
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Building DeFi Applications Using Cross-Blockchain Interaction on the Wish Swap Platform
Computers, 2022 Blockchain is a developing technology that can provide users with such advantages as decentralization, data security, and transparency of transactions. Blockchain has many applications, one of them is the decentralized finance (DeFi) industry.
Rita Tsepeleva, Vladimir Korkhov
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The effects of planform solidity in the limit of low frontal solidity on wall-bounded turbulent flow over rough surfaces [PDF]
The effects of planform solidity, i.e., coverage by roughness features, are investigated in the limit of low frontal solidity using direct numerical simulations of turbulent channel flow over surfaces covered by pyramid-shaped roughness elements.
Busse, Angela, Zhdanov, Oleksandr
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Object Solidity Shapes Motion Perception (Double ring and width underestimation)
, 2023 One basic physical law of our world is “solidity”: objects do not run through each other. Is solidity embedded in the visual processing? More precisely, when viewing ambiguous motion displays, does our visual system automatically use solidity to compute ...
Dawei Bai, Brent Strickland
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Design of a Horizontal Axis Tidal Turbine for Less Energetic Current Velocity Profiles
Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2019 Existing installations of tidal-stream turbines are undertaken in energetic sites with flow speeds greater than 2 m/s. Sites with lower velocities will produce far less power and may not be as economically viable when using “conventional” ...
Job Immanuel Encarnacion +2 more
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, 2023 Physical objects behave following the principle of solidity: One solid object cannot pass through another. To what extent does the visual system integrate this physical regularity as a prior constraint? A new variant of the Pulfrich effect demonstrates a
Dawei Bai, Brent Strickland
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Object solidity disambiguates ambiguous motion - exp 4
, 2022 One basic physical law of our world is “solidity”: objects do not run through each other. Is solidity embedded in visual processing? More precisely, when viewing ambiguous motion displays, does our visual system automatically use solidity to compute ...
Dawei Bai, Brent Strickland
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Pushed SOLID: Deploying SOLID in Smartphones [PDF]
Mobile Information Systems, 2021 Personal information has become one of the most valuable coins on the Internet. Companies gather a massive amount of data to create rich profiles of their users, trying to understand how they interact with the platform and what are their preferences. However, these profiles do not follow any standard and are usually incomplete in the sense that users ...
Manuel Jesús-Azabal +5 more
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