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Low-Power Sonication Can Alter Extracellular Vesicle Size and Properties
Cells, 2021 Low-power sonication is widely used to disaggregate extracellular vesicles (EVs) after isolation, however, the effects of sonication on EV samples beyond dispersion are unclear.
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Proceedings of the 14th International Audio Mostly Conference: A Journey in Sound, 2019
This paper outlines the development of an in-progress prototype system that explores the interplay between sonic interaction and eating activities. The music-playing mug prototype is designed as a physical interface which aligns the user's senses with the act of drinking.
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This paper outlines the development of an in-progress prototype system that explores the interplay between sonic interaction and eating activities. The music-playing mug prototype is designed as a physical interface which aligns the user's senses with the act of drinking.
Signe Lund Mathiesen +2 more
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RUUKKU - Studies in Artistic Research
SONIC EQUITY This exposition investigates questions of inclusion, equity, and decolonisation through the central voice of the Brazilian berimbau. Drawing on the approaches of artistic research, musical case studies are employed to investigate the core concepts, including the solo berimbau work of Adriano Adewale, as well as duo dialogues between ...
Thomson, Nathan Riki, Adewale, Adriano
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SONIC EQUITY This exposition investigates questions of inclusion, equity, and decolonisation through the central voice of the Brazilian berimbau. Drawing on the approaches of artistic research, musical case studies are employed to investigate the core concepts, including the solo berimbau work of Adriano Adewale, as well as duo dialogues between ...
Thomson, Nathan Riki, Adewale, Adriano
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Reports on Progress in Physics, 2012
Many desert sand dunes emit a loud sound with a characteristic tremolo around a well-defined frequency whenever sand is avalanching on their slip face. This phenomenon, called the 'song of dunes', has been successfully reproduced in the lab, on a smaller scale.
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Many desert sand dunes emit a loud sound with a characteristic tremolo around a well-defined frequency whenever sand is avalanching on their slip face. This phenomenon, called the 'song of dunes', has been successfully reproduced in the lab, on a smaller scale.
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Ultrasonics, 1964
This paper deals with the application of airborne sonic energy in the drying process. Particular emphasis is placed on the development of the Hartmann-type sound generator for this application. The mechanism of the drying of solids is shown to be a complicated process influenced by many factors.
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This paper deals with the application of airborne sonic energy in the drying process. Particular emphasis is placed on the development of the Hartmann-type sound generator for this application. The mechanism of the drying of solids is shown to be a complicated process influenced by many factors.
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Circulation, 2010 Electrophysiological cardiac devices are increasingly used. The frequency of subclinical infection is unknown. We investigated all explanted devices using sonication, a method for detection of microbial biofilms on foreign ...
Martin Rohaček, , Richard Kobza
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On Sonic Curves of Smooth Subsonic-Sonic and Transonic Flows
SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis, 2016Summary: This paper concerns properties of sonic curves for two-dimensional smooth subsonic-sonic and transonic steady potential flows, which are governed by quasi-linear degenerate elliptic equations and elliptic-hyperbolic mixed-type equations with degenerate free boundaries, respectively.
Chunpeng Wang, Zhouping Xin
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2014
Investigators studying the infectious protein (prion protein, PrP) have long sought a sensitive and minimally invasive diagnostic tool that is specifically targeted to the particular protein that causes the disease. For all forms of Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease — sporadic, inherited, and acquired — such diagnostic tools are emerging, as illustrated by two
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Investigators studying the infectious protein (prion protein, PrP) have long sought a sensitive and minimally invasive diagnostic tool that is specifically targeted to the particular protein that causes the disease. For all forms of Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease — sporadic, inherited, and acquired — such diagnostic tools are emerging, as illustrated by two
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SIAM Journal on Scientific and Statistical Computing, 1992
This paper is concerned with the numerical solution of hyperbolic equations. Initially, it concentrates on the scalar conservation law \(u_ t+f(u)_ x=0\), with special reference given to the behavior of the solution near sonic points (\(u\approx \bar u\), \(f'(\bar u)=0\)).
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This paper is concerned with the numerical solution of hyperbolic equations. Initially, it concentrates on the scalar conservation law \(u_ t+f(u)_ x=0\), with special reference given to the behavior of the solution near sonic points (\(u\approx \bar u\), \(f'(\bar u)=0\)).
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Sonic impeller for sonic well pump
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1989Within a tubing string forming a conduit for a well is a rod string having sonically responsive impeller pump elements mounted thereon. The impeller pumps employ an elongated cylindrical structure which is spaced from the inner wall of the conduit to form an elongated annular liquid filled gap between the impeller and the conduit.
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