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Vertical Distribution of Atmospheric Ozone

Nature, 1951
ON February 25, March 4, March 16 and April 18, 1950, sounding-balloon flights were carried out for the spectrographic determination of the vertical distribution of ozone in the lower stratosphere.
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VERTICAL DIFFERENTIATION AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME

Bulletin of Economic Research, 2006
The paper analyses the effects of income concentration on the behaviour of a duopoly with vertical product differentiation and uncovered market. By using a trapezoid distribution, we solve explicitly for market equilibrium as a function of a mean preserving spread of the income distribution. We show that overall more concentrated incomes imply stronger
BENASSI, CORRADO, A. Chirco, C. Colombo
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Optimum Current Distributions on Vertical Antennas

Proceedings of the IRE, 1943
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La Paz, Lincoln, Miller, Geoffrey A.
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A vertical distribution LTCC duplexer

2011 12th International Conference on Electronic Packaging Technology and High Density Packaging, 2011
A vertical distribution low temperature cofired-ceramic (LTCC) duplexer is presented in this paper. It is constructed using two band pass filters based on lump-element components. In order to reduce the size, we use vertical structure to arrange the two band pass filters. The two band pass filters are both true third-order topology and T type.
Xing Mengjiang, Yang Yintang, Li Yuejin
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Distributing vertices on Hamiltonian cycles

Journal of Graph Theory, 2011
AbstractLet G be a graph of order n and 3≤t≤n/4 be an integer. Recently, Kaneko and Yoshimoto [J Combin Theory Ser B 81(1) (2001), 100–109] provided a sharp δ(G) condition such that for any set X of t vertices, G contains a hamiltonian cycle H so that the distance along H between any two vertices of X is at least n/2t.
Faudree, Ralph J., Gould, Ronald, Jacobson, Michael S., Magnant, Colton   +3 more
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Distributed vertical line array receiver.

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2011
A distributed vertical line array (DVLA) receiver able to span the water column in water up to 6000 m deep has been developed to allow both modal and ray-based analyzes of acoustic propagation. The DVLA is made up of distributed, self-recording hydrophones with timing and scheduling provided by a small number of central controllers, called D-STARs. The
Peter F. Worcester, Matthew A. Dzieciuch, Lloyd L. Green, David D. Horwitt, Jacques C. Lemire, Scott D. Carey, Matthew Norenberg   +6 more
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Distributive Coloring of Graph Vertices

1997
See the review in Zbl 0856.05034.
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Vertical distribution of kelp zoospores

Phycologia, 2011
Abstract Cie D.K. and Edwards M.S. 2011. Vertical distribution of kelp zoospores. Phycologia 50: 340–350. DOI: 10.2216/10-48.1 The widely accepted theory of kelp propagule dispersal is that reproductive zoospores are released near the benthos and passively dispersed horizontally via advective and diffusive transport.
Damien K Cie, Matthew S. Edwards
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Distribution and Vertical Control

2014
Modern distribution systems in American business developed in the first half of the twentieth century, largely in spite of rather than because of the legal regime. No broad consensus about the economic effects of vertical integration had been developed, and economic opinion varied widely, from harmful and monopolistic to harmless and efficient.
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