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Journal of Milk and Food Technology, 1975
Temperatures of perishable dairy products in 30 Oregon retail food stores were determined systematically with the aid of a quick response electronic thermometer. Sensitive thermistor surface probes permitted measurement of product temperatures from the exterior surfaces of two adjacent containers to within 0.5 F.
F. W. BODYFELT, W. D. DAVIDSON
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Temperatures of perishable dairy products in 30 Oregon retail food stores were determined systematically with the aid of a quick response electronic thermometer. Sensitive thermistor surface probes permitted measurement of product temperatures from the exterior surfaces of two adjacent containers to within 0.5 F.
F. W. BODYFELT, W. D. DAVIDSON
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Analytical Biochemistry, 1974
Abstract A dc-operated instrument intended for precise temperature control of small air-filled enclosures is described. An integrated voltage regulator is employed to control the output from the heater element in a continuous manner giving a short-term temperature stability better than ±0.02°C.
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Abstract A dc-operated instrument intended for precise temperature control of small air-filled enclosures is described. An integrated voltage regulator is employed to control the output from the heater element in a continuous manner giving a short-term temperature stability better than ±0.02°C.
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2002
Abstract It is almost always the case in the course of experimentation at low temperatures that the experimenter not only wishes to know the temperature of the sample whose properties are to be measured but also wishes to achieve a particular sample temperature and wishes to hold that desired temperature for some useful length of time ...
Guy K White, Philip J Meeson
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Abstract It is almost always the case in the course of experimentation at low temperatures that the experimenter not only wishes to know the temperature of the sample whose properties are to be measured but also wishes to achieve a particular sample temperature and wishes to hold that desired temperature for some useful length of time ...
Guy K White, Philip J Meeson
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Serotonine and Temperature Control
Acta Physiologica Scandinavica, 1966AbstractAt normal body temperature as well as during pyrogen‐induced fever, injections of 5‐HT into the 3rd brain ventricle were found to cause peripheral vasodilatation, polypnea and a marked fall in brain, blood (right heart) and rectal temperature in 2 out of 3 goats.
B, Andersson, M, Jobin, K, Olsson
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Electrically quiet temperature controller
Brain Research Bulletin, 1979A circuit for an electrically quiet temperature controller is described that is suitable for controlling the temperature of a neurophysiological preparation above ambient temperature. By not generating spurious electrical signals it facilitates the recording of low level biological potential changes when temperature control is required.
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Cervical cancer prevention and control in women living with human immunodeficiency virus
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Philip E Castle, Vikrant V Sahasrabuddhe
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