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Visualizing Nanoscale Charge Flows in Multi-Dimensional WSe2/GaAs Vertical Diodes
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Structural and Electrochemical Properties of 4-Methyl-4'-(<i>n</i>-mercaptoalkyl) Biphenyls Self-Assembled on the Au(100)-(1 × 1) Surface. [PDF]
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Surface-Mediated Atomic Geometry and Decoupled States in Short Chains on a Si(553)-Au Surface. [PDF]
J Phys Chem LettKwapiński T, Krawiec M, Jałochowski M.
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A spatial typology of energy (in)efficiency in the private rental sector in England and Wales using Energy Performance Certificates. [PDF]
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On the Formation of Molecular Terraces
Langmuir, 2005Langmuir-Blodgett-Kuhn films of poly(amic acid) with azobenzene-chromophore side groups (azo-PAA) have been examined using atomic force microscopy (AFM). If films were deposited at specific conditions, i.e., at transfer pressures (pi = 10-26 mN/m) and at transfer rates (nu = 2-10 mm/min), unusual patterns were formed.
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Terraces and Pediment-Terraces in the Southwest: An Interpretation
Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1971Both fluvial terraces and pediment-terraces (defined as pediment-like surfaces cut in soft rock) have been observed to occur together, within the same drainage basins, throughout the Southwest. Despite their significance for resolving the genesis of land forms and the late Cenozoic history of the Southwest, few detailed studies regarding them have been
CHESTER F. ROYSE, DIETRICH BARSCH
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Medicine and War, 1986
Psychologists, scientists and philosophers from Sigmund Freud to Konrad Lorenz and Bertrand Russell, concerned with the problem of war, have advanced the catharsis theory. Sport, they have argued, allows a cathartic discharge of the aggressive urge and provides a safety valve for war‐like tendencies. Britain has a long history of adventurous aggression
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Psychologists, scientists and philosophers from Sigmund Freud to Konrad Lorenz and Bertrand Russell, concerned with the problem of war, have advanced the catharsis theory. Sport, they have argued, allows a cathartic discharge of the aggressive urge and provides a safety valve for war‐like tendencies. Britain has a long history of adventurous aggression
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2000
Abstract Dry farming by its very nature is typically associated with nearly level or relatively relief-free land. In no small way this is a function of the need for stability vis-à-vis the powerful forces of nature, and holds as true for rock veneers laid down by farmers as it does for naturally deposited sand. Although gravel mulch is a
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Abstract Dry farming by its very nature is typically associated with nearly level or relatively relief-free land. In no small way this is a function of the need for stability vis-à-vis the powerful forces of nature, and holds as true for rock veneers laid down by farmers as it does for naturally deposited sand. Although gravel mulch is a
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