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] | The first two sets of terms originate from soft and collinear radiation (real or virtual). They make up the leading power (LP) contributions in the threshold variable ξ and are localized at ξ = 0. The contributions have a universal form, which allows for their all-order resummation [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] . | Introduction | [
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] | The third set of terms in Eq. (1) make up the next-to-leading power (NLP) contributions to the differential cross-section, as they are suppressed by a single power of the threshold variable. Although subleading, the increasing precision both of LP resummation and of experimental data makes such terms numerically relevant [17, 18] . As at LP, the highest power of the NLP log at a given order is referred to as leading-logarithmic (LL). One may then worry about next-to-leading logarithmic (NLL) contributions, and so on. It may well be the case for collider processes of interest that the LL NLP terms (or beyond) must be resummed for an adequate comparison of theory with data. Even if not, elucidation of NLP contributions at a fixed order in α s may have a key role to play in estimating higher order cross-sections. It can furthermore aid in the development of subtraction schemes for the efficient numerical cancellation of infrared singularities [19, 20] . | Introduction | [
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18881128 | 9 | 40 | 3,465,527,495 | [
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] | We used RWT as a conservative tracer in this study in spite of evidence that under some circumstances sorption and photo-degradation may cause RWT to act nonconservatively, resulting in poor tracer recovery (Sutton et al. 2001) . However, in wetlands with limited sediment-water exchange and short residence times (less than a week), recoveries are sufficient for RWT to be useful in studies of hydrologic residence (Lin et al. 2003) . We found good recoveries at the outflow in our initial dye pulses on this pond which suggested that the behavior of RWT here was sufficiently conservative for our purposes. | Methods | [
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18881128 | 13 | 40 | 3,465,527,495 | [
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] | Laboratory analyses-Surface water samples were analyzed for NH z 4 using the phenol hypochlorite method (Aminot et al. 1997) . Concentrations of NO { 3 (and, in porewater samples, NH z 4 ) were measured using membrane-suppression ion chromatography with conductivity detection. Rhodamine WT concentrations were measured using a Turner Model 450 fluorometer (excitation filter: 540 nm, emission filter 585 nm). | Methods | [
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1880521 | 1 | 24 | 3,813,865,998 | [
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] | Estimating gaze is however a very difficult task, as it requires the tracking of pupils' motion within the eyes. Since this proves to be infeasible without high-resolution images, investigation has been conducted to recognize people's VFOA from their head pose and other cues [2, 3, 4] . To make the problem tractable, it has been assumed that people are mainly interested in a small set of focus (named the VFOA targets), a valid assumption in practice. Various meeting cases have been considered to study VFOA recognition. In the first case, the VFOA targets set is composed of the other meeting participants [2, 3] . In the second case, a larger set is considered that includes, in addition to the meeting participants, the projection screen and the table to study more general meeting situations [4] . However, increasing the number of VFOA targets makes the problem more challenging, as there is a high probability that similar head orientations are used to gaze at different focus targets. The resolution of these head pose ambiguity cases can be done by modeling the relationship between people's VFOAs to their speaking status, or other contextual cues related to the group activity [2, 3, 5] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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55819857 | 0 | 99 | 4,283,623,473 | [
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] | Transmission line is an important facility and a continuous structure which is made up of transmission towers and transmission lines [1] . Its failure may lead to the outage of power supply [2] . However, there are no code provisions for seismic design of transmission tower-line coupled system [3, 4] . Owing to the interaction of adjacent towers, transmission tower-line system is a complex space towers and lines coupled system, so its accurate calculation is difficult and complex [5] . It is unrealistic to assume that the transmission tower-line system is safe to go through earthquakes without adequate analysis. When the transmission tower-line system is located in strong earthquake zone, the response of the structure under seismic loading may be larger than that of wind load and ice load. There are several recent cases of damage to transmission tower-line system during earthquakes. During the 1994 Northridge earthquakes, 85 cables were damaged when they fell off their towers and two transmission towers collapsed due to high earthquake [6] . In the 1999 CHI-CHI earthquake, transmission towers and lines were damaged most severely, and a lot of lines were broken and some towers collapsed [7, 8] . During the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, Sichuan electric network was severely damaged [9] . Some transmission lines were ruptured during the 2013 Lushan earthquake. Therefore, seismic action may govern the design of transmission tower-line system in high-intensity earthquake zones. | Introduction | [
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15438201 | 0 | 83 | 1,815,901,973 | [
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118649874 | 1 | 82 | 5,516,219,220 | [
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] | Although all of these LEP2 and Tevatron measurements are in agreement with Standard Model predictions, it is generally considered that should non-Standard Model physics play a role in this process, its effects will be manifest greater at greater energy scales. In particular, the effects of anomalous W W γ and W W Z triple gauge boson couplings, are predicted to grow with the invariant mass of the gauge boson pair [16] . Thus, even though fewer events will be recorded, the high energy data still being accumulated by CDF and D0 combined, has the potential to surpass the sensitivity of the LEP2 data to such effects. At the LHC the inclusive cross section for vector boson pair production is around a factor of ten higher than at the Tevatron, moreover, the luminosity is also substantially higher. It is then expected that in the near future very large quantities of high energy weak boson pairs will be recorded by the LHC experiments and that the non-Abelian nature of the weak bosons will be tested with a new level of vigor. To facilitate such precision tests theoretical predictions, ideally in the form of fully exclusive Monte Carlo simulations, should be made as accurate as possible. | Introduction | [
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59403398 | 1 | 22 | 1,697,888,553 | [
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111240369 | 5 | 19 | 434,982,379 | [
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18987491 | 18 | 8 | 1,053,258 | [
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17866015 | 1 | 98 | 1,682,366,870 | [
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59501583 | 2 | 5 | 4,149,516,545 | [
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56945926 | 0 | 15 | 2,435,807,089 | [
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] | Infrared has great potential as a transmission medium for highspeed indoor wireless communication for interconnection of portable devices and for establishment of local-area networks [l-31. Among its advantages are an enormous unregulated bandwidth and the absence of interference between links operating in rooms separated by walls or other opaque barriers [2] . However strong ambient radiation induces shot noise and cyclostationary noise in the receiver photodiode, while concerns of eye safety and power consumption limit the average msmitter power. Although infrared does not suffer from multipath fading, reflections from walls, floor, and room objects cause multipath dispersion, resulting in intersymbol interference (ISI). This effect is particularly pronounced in links using non-directional transmitters and/or receivers that operate at bit rates above 10 Mb/s [2] . | Introduction | [
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168682257 | 11 | 35 | 4,784,195,283 | [
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168682257 | 0 | 35 | 4,784,195,283 | [
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53490866 | 1 | 60 | 4,367,487,531 | [
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] | In periodically or aperiodically poled lithium niobate (PPLN and APPLN, respectively), these nonidealities typically correspond to the ferroelectric domain boundaries not lying at their ideal (designed) positions [29, 30] . When the errors in the domain boundary positions have stationary statistics (as is typically the case for lithographically defined QPM patterns), and in particular when these errors are independent and identically distributed (IID), they are termed random duty cycle (RDC) errors [29] . While these RDC errors usually have only a weak effect on the conversion efficiency near the QPM peak, they give rise to a "pedestal" in the spatial-frequency spectrum of the grating. Away from the phase-matching peak of the ideal structure, this QPM noise pedestal is relatively flat statistically (i.e., after averaging over an ensemble of imperfect QPM gratings), unlike the Fourier spectrum of the ideal grating (which, for example, has approximately a sinc 2 form for a periodic grating). This pedestal can lead to an increase in the conversion efficiency of parasitic, nominally phasemismatched processes compared to that expected in a perfect grating. It is therefore important to model RDC errors so that experiments can be designed that are not excessively sensitive to their effects. | INTRODUCTION | [
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86487673 | 5 | 56 | 3,442,611,740 | [
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] | Densitygradient centrijiigarion. The MOO0 g pellet was resuspended in buffer A and 1.7 ml vols were loaded onto 20 ml density gradients of Percoll plus sucrose in buffer A, prepared as before (Lanaras & Codd, 1981 a) . The gradients were spun in a 3 x 25 ml swing-out rotor at 27000g in an MSE Prepspin 75 centrifuge for 2-5 h. Fractions of 1 ml were collected from the bottom of the gradients by suction. Density was determined as before (Lanaras & Codd, 19810) and fractions were retained for assays of total protein, chlorophyll, RuBisCO and phosphoribulokinase. | METHODS | [
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24960161 | 2 | 89 | 2,993,111,478 | [
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54006191 | 29 | 15 | 190,788,821 | [
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] | The seond conclusion concerns the implication that, even though the subjects may show significant habituation, this habituation or decrement in nocturnal responsiveness does not necessarily mean that the stimuli were ineffectual. This is, however, not terribly surprising, since it is well known that even though an individual may not overtly respond to a particular stimulus, occurrences of this stimulus are nonetheless still registered by the individual. A case in point is the fact that a habituated response returns if the stimulus intensity is either slightly increased or decreased i.e., dishabituation can occur (Sokolov, 1960) . That the greater number of stimuli in the present procedure were associated with a lower average EEG arousal response but yet were still capable of producing greater waking performance deficits may simply be another example of the fact that individuals still respond to stimuli which are, by usual criteria, supposedly ignored. | DISCUSSION | [
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14630594 | 13 | 53 | 5,524,449,332 | [
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] | The author would like to thank Bill Dwyer for an enlightening discussion of the appropriate definition of homotopy coinvariants and Susan Montgomery for suggesting Schauenburg's survey article [12] . The author also extends her gratitude to Andy Baker and Birgit Richter for having organized a fantastic workshop at the Banff International Research Station. Finally, the author greatly appreciated the constructive comments of referee. | Introduction | [
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6380735 | 10 | 8 | 2,116,720,868 | [
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] | A recent survey of risk assessment and network Intrusion Response Systems (IRS) proposed a taxonomy, highlighting their key features and limitations. The study suggested several research directions to improve IRS, one of which was to improve the link between risk assessment and intrusion response (Shameli-Sendi et al., 2014) . Much of the existing literature attempts to automate this process. Our work presents an approach to risk assessment that provides a set of probabilistic metrics to represent risk at software application and subnetwork levels, which can then be used to inform a security policy and lead to the dynamic configuration of intrusion responses. We have validated our proposed approach using realworld traffic data. Essentially, security policy can be modified by the network administrator based on the identification of emerging threats and risk "hotspots" in a network. | Related work | [
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17007316 | 12 | 69 | 3,947,088,077 | [
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] | A different possibility is to employ the integral foaming molding process [IFM] , which is a very interesting process applicable to LPDC and HPDC, and for both aluminium and magnesium alloys [25] . The main advantage is that we can obtain not only aluminium but also magnesium foams. However, the processed HPDC part has a non-skinned area of the total length of the movement of the cores, and there are limitations in the part geometry. Additionally, dies are more complex and their maintenance more expensive. | Introduction | [
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17007316 | 8 | 69 | 3,947,088,077 | [
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] | Among these advances, the development of aluminium foams has a special importance [20] . Three main methods of producing aluminium foams are presented in the market. In Figure 1 we can observe some of the most important process used to produce aluminium foams [21] [22] [23] . Every method has its advantages and disadvantages, which are summarized in Table 1 . Only a few processes can be employed to obtain foams with complex shapes and an external aluminium skin. One process is to overcast aluminium foam by low-pressure die casting (LPDC). We can obtain aluminium foam sandwich structures with an inner permanent core of aluminium foam and a dense aluminium outer skin with a thickness of several millimetres [24] . | Introduction | [
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17007316 | 11 | 69 | 3,947,088,077 | [
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] | The approach used in the present work has also been related to the analysis and control of the HPDC parameters to obtain good quality parts. The final objective was to develop a process that could be used for the production of a bicycle rod currently produced by forging aluminium, titanium, or magnesium, or by using carbon fibers. In Figure 2 we can observe the objective component after having been redesigned to be adapted to HPDC features. Every method has its advantages and disadvantages, which are summarized in Table 1 . Only a few processes can be employed to obtain foams with complex shapes and an external aluminium skin. One process is to overcast aluminium foam by low-pressure die casting (LPDC). We can obtain aluminium foam sandwich structures with an inner permanent core of aluminium foam and a dense aluminium outer skin with a thickness of several millimetres [24] . | Introduction | [
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17007316 | 9 | 69 | 3,947,088,077 | [
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17007316 | 63 | 69 | 3,947,088,077 | [
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17007316 | 2 | 69 | 3,947,088,077 | [
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] | However, HPDC is a complex process due to the large amount of parameters that influence the final casting quality. There are multiple parameters independent and interdependent that can have influence over the final part quality [6] . The main parameters that affect the mechanical properties of HPDC components are related to injection parameters (pressures, speeds, starting points) and die temperatures, but there are other essential aspects such as the castability of the alloy, the geometrical complexity of the parts, the cooling rate, and the type of equipment used to produce the components that affect the soundness and properties of injected parts. There are other parameters that affect the flow and solidification behavior of the cast parts as the viscosity and the gate, runner, and mold cavity design [7] . In order to maintain a stable die temperature, cooling and tempering circuits are employed, but to obtain a good quality part the lubrication of the die should also be adjusted to the selected alloy, working temperatures, and cycle time. They are several types of lubricants (water-based, oil-based, or dry lubricants), that should be selected for a determined application [8] [9] [10] . The quantity and percentage of lubricant should also be adjusted to the process for avoiding quality defects. | Introduction | [
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119628588 | 15 | 23 | 5,981,665,897 | [
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] | Outline of the paper. The proof of Theorem 1.3 is given in Section 2 and uses the topological colorful Helly theorem due to Kalai and Meshulam [15] . However, in order to apply their result we need a crucial lemma concerning the topology of sets of the form K \ (K + T ) where K and T are arbitrary convex compacta in R n . This is given in Lemma 2.1, below. In Section 3 we prove a "very colorful" version of Theorem 1.3 (see Theorem 3.2 for the precise statement). This generalization also uses Lemma 2.1, but needs some further topological machinery, which is given in Section 4. In Section 5 we give a construction of a convex body K in R 3 for which the K-strongly convex hull has an unbounded Carathédory number. This shows that it is necessary to make some assumption (such as the "generating set" property) on the convex body K in our results. In Section 6 we establish a partial converse to the crucial Lemma 2.1 by giving a topological criterion for a convex body K to be a Minkowski summand of an open bounded convex set T . | Introduction | [
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56019650 | 0 | 84 | 791,957,582 | [
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18886656 | 1 | 56 | 3,480,967,791 | [
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] | The molecular basis of cell polarisation has been much discussed in the biological literature over the past decade, and is likely to involve several processes. It is now widely recognised that the cell cytoskeleton plays a crucial role in cell polarisation. The cell cytoskeleton is a network of long semiflexible filaments made up of protein subunits (mainly actin or microtubules). These filaments act as roads along which motor proteins are able to perform a biased ballistic motion and carry various molecules, in a process which consumes the chemical energy of adenosine triphosphate ATP. It is observed that the efficiency of formation of polar caps in yeast, indicating polarisation, is reduced when actin transport is disrupted, and that the polar caps formed are unstable [34, 35, 22] . In the case of neurons, it has been shown that the polarisation of the growth cone is suppressed when microtubules are depolymerised [8] . To account for these observations, it is generally argued that the cytoskeleton filaments mediate an effective positive feedback in the dynamics of polarisation markers [34] . This arises from the molecular markers not only diffusing in the cell cytoplasm, but also being actively transported by molecular motors along cytoskeleton filaments, the dynamic organisation of which is regulated by the markers themselves. | Introduction | [
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16707092 | 16 | 59 | 857,780,371 | [
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] | Besides those two inequalities, there are several other integral estimates that have proved extremely useful in the study of the thin film equation. The simplest one are local versions of (4) and (5) . However, because of the nonlocal character of the operator I, it seems very delicate to establish similar inequalities for (2) . | Introduction | [
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115283535 | 0 | 21 | 3,332,353,651 | [
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] | Pulse width modulation (PWM) DC-DC converters are often used in industry due to their fast dynamic response, simple structure, low cost, and easy control [1] . High switching frequency is desired in DC-DC converters. When the switching frequency is increased, power density increases and the cost decreases since the sizes of the inductance, capacitor, and transformer decrease at high frequencies. However, the high switching frequency causes switching losses and electromagnetic interference (EMI) noises. These issues cause the decrease of the total efficiency and performance of the converter. Therefore, zero-voltage switching (ZVS) and zerocurrent switching (ZCS) techniques are improved in order to reduce switching losses. In the fundamental zero-voltage transition (ZVT) converter, the voltage of the main switch falls to zero with an active snubber cell while the main switch is in the off state [2] . Then a control signal is applied to the gate of the main switch while its voltage is zero. Thus, the main switch turns on without loss under ZVT. The main diode turns off under ZCS and the auxiliary switch turns on under ZCS. The main transistor and the auxiliary transistor also turn off under hard switching (HS). Many studies have been done to overcome these problems [3] [4] [5] [6] . | Introduction | [
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84350015 | 1 | 25 | 3,548,024,522 | [
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] | In humans and domestic animals, analysis of eye fluid collected post mortem has been used to estimate ante mortem serum chemistry values, drug and toxin levels, and time of death (Wilkie & Bellamy, 1982; Hanna et al., 1990; Berkowicz et al., 2001; Jones & Holmgren, 2001; Brzezinski & Godlewski, 2004) . Eye fluid is composed of the vitreous and aqueous humors. The vitreous humor is a clear gel that is located in the posterior compartment of the eye between the lens and the retina and occupies up to 80% of the volume of the eyeball. It is composed mainly of water (99%), inorganic salts (0.9%), collagen and hyaluronic acid (0.1%), hyalocytes, sugar, and ascorbic acid (Swann et al., 1975) . The aqueous humor is a thin, watery fluid filling the anterior chamber of the eye. It is produced continually by the ciliary body (by secretion, diffusion, and ultrafiltration of the bloodstream), then flows into the anterior chamber through the pupil, exits through the trabecular meshwork located in the drainage angle, and returns to the bloodstream through the Schlemm's canal (Johnson & Kamm, 1983) . As both vitreous and aqueous humor are protected anatomically, they undergo minimal post mortem change. | Introduction | [
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84350015 | 18 | 25 | 3,548,024,522 | [
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57189499 | 12 | 92 | 4,397,623,685 | [
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196629890 | 0 | 61 | 1,786,535,080 | [
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19224178 | 18 | 43 | 4,388,533,861 | [
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] | The results obtained in this study have shown that both PVC and asbestos ceiling sheet has low density, low thermal conductivity and high thermal resistivity which compared favorably with those of other good thermal insulators already in use as thermal insulators in building design [1, 5, 7, 8] . Also the value of the thermal resistivity obtained correlate well with the experimental data [3] . This type of insulators may be used in a building not only to reduce the thermal gain in summer but also to reduce the winter losses, thereby decreasing the energy consumption for heating or cooling of the interior space in a building. In view of the above comparison, PVC ceiling coupled with its physical appearance, strength, chemical resistance, fire resistance, maintenance-free and freedom from toxicity, odor, and taste may be a better material for thermal design application. Further research in the electrical properties of PVC and asbestos ceiling sheet should be undertaken and compared with other roofing materials like coconut palm, zinc, aluminum, and pin fiber board. | Conclusion | [
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] | The three massive vector bosons, the neutral Z 0 and the charged W ± , were first observed at the SPS proton-antiproton collider in 1982 [1] . LEP was designed with the aim of studying these bosons and was conceived as a two stage machine. For Z 0 production a beam energy of around 45.625 GeV is required whereas for W ± boson pair production a beam energy of over 80.5 GeV is needed. At the end of its operational life over 4 million Z 0 bosons and around 10,000 W ± pairs had been collected by each of the four experiments. These data, together with a painstaking beam energy calibration program, allowed studies of the Standard Model to be made with unprecedented high precision. In addition a push in energy in the last years of LEP operation allowed the LEP discovery reach for the Standard Model Higgs boson to be pushed from 95 GeV/c 2 in 1998 to around 113 GeV/c 2 in 2000 [2, 3] . This increase was the result both of the increase of beam energy and the higher than expected luminosity production at these higher beam energies. | INTRODUCTION | [
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] | The power and cost of the RF system is defined to a large extent by the need to replace the energy lost by the particles due to synchrotron radiation. In LEP the RF system was installed in the straight sections around the 4 experiments and in the first instance copper cavities were installed for 45.6 GeV operations. This was followed by the staged installation of superconducting RF to allow the energy to be pushed to and beyond the W pair threshold. In the final year of operations the superconducting system consisted of 288 fourcell cavities operating at 352 MHz powered by 36 klystrons providing on average of 0.6 MW of RF power. This system was complemented by 56 cavities of the original copper RF system. A total accelerating voltage of 3630 MV was provided routinely allowing operation up to 104 GeV [7, 8] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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6218555 | 1 | 37 | 5,213,615,408 | [
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] | Land leveling and irrigation-induced topsoil erosion of silt loam soils in south central Idaho have resulted in reduced yields on about 800,000 ha. Because crop productivity on subsoil is negatively affected, successful restoration of dry bean productivity on subsoils of a Portneuf silt loam using manure was a major advance (Robbins et al., 1997) . Factors which correlated with the improved dry bean yields were soil organic matter and plant zinc content. Dry bean grown in manure-amended Portneuf silt loam soil in greenhouse pots showed increased mycorrhizal colonization compared to unmanured subsoil and this related to increased uptake of Zn (Tarkalson et al., 1998) . Thus, increased mycorrhizal colonization offered an explanation for improved yields and Zn uptake in dry bean in manured soils. Other factors increasing Zn solubilization could be short-chained organic molecules, or improved bulk density and root development. | INTRODUCTION | [
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52025684 | 21 | 40 | 2,244,087,473 | [
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] | The mineral content of S. molesta changed after 14 days decomposition with there being an increase in the Ca, Mg and Fe content, a decrease in the K content and little change in the other mineral elements (N, P, Na, Cu and Zn). This suggests that very few nutrients had yet been released into the leachate by day 14. This increase in certain mineral elements may be due to an increase in the bacterial population on the decomposing leaves. Like S. molesta, dried Azolla decomposed within 8-10 days when incorporated into rice paddy soil although it took 5-8 weeks for two thirds of the Azolla's nitrogen content to be released (Lumpkin and Plucknett, 1980) . Pretreatment of Azolla filiculoides by heating or air-drying enhanced its effectiveness in improving wheat growth and yield compared to fresh A. filiculoides plants applied directly to the soil. This was attributed to the drying treatments enhancing decomposition rates (Ripley et al., 2003) . | Discussion | [
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52025684 | 23 | 40 | 2,244,087,473 | [
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] | One major concern with using Azolla as a biofertilizer is the possibility that this practice can promote spore dispersal. Viable spores were found in soils that had been fertilized with A. filiculoides (Ripley et al., 2003) . By promoting the use of dried S. molesta, a sterile hybrid, this major concern is nullified. Also, sustained harvesting could help lessen the negative impact of this weed on the environment. | Discussion | [
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52025684 | 0 | 40 | 2,244,087,473 | [
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] | Owing to high energy costs, increased fertilizer costs and increasing concern over the adverse effects of long term use of agro-chemicals on soil productivity and environmental quality, there is now considerable interest in the use of renewable organic fertilizers. Biofertilizers have the advantages of being an inexpensive, renewable resource that is non-polluting, providing a source of nutrients, vitamins and growth substances. They also improve soil structure and fertility by increasing the organic matter content and improving the water holding capacity of the soil (Wagner, 1997) . | Introduction | [
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52025684 | 24 | 40 | 2,244,087,473 | [
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] | There is increasing evidence that phytohormones may be recycled through the environment in a similar manner to that of nutrients. In a previous study using S. molesta and A. filiculoides, cytokinin-like activity was detected in the culture medium (Stirk and van Staden, 2003) . Similar cytokinin-like activity was obtained in the current study with S. molesta although a different purification method was used. Auxin-like activity was also detected in the current study. Compound identification and quantification by analytical techniques confirmed that low concentrations of cytokinins and auxins were present in the culture medium. These results show that S. molesta does exude compounds which alter the culture medium in which it is growing and can thus potentially influence the growth of other aquatic plants growing in the same water system. | Discussion | [
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52025684 | 4 | 40 | 2,244,087,473 | [
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] | It is hypothesized that S. molesta is a good candidate to promote as an organic fertilizer and growth biostimulant as it grows quickly on natural water bodies, is available throughout the year and requires little processing. It can be easily harvested by mechanical means (Mansor, 1996) . The harvesting of S. molesta would also contribute towards its control in natural water systems. Thus the aims of this study were to quantify the mineral content as well as the cytokinin and auxin concentrations in S. molesta and to determine if these compounds are released upon decomposition. | Introduction | [
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11374076 | 32 | 37 | 4,603,597,019 | [
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11374076 | 4 | 37 | 4,603,597,019 | [
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109262469 | 0 | 76 | 5,706,574,381 | [
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6122644 | 2 | 25 | 2,464,533,748 | [
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73627149 | 1 | 54 | 5,559,058,398 | [
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] | However, ignoring the distinction between people with some limitation and people who are incapable of work disregards an important dimension of disability (Bound et al. (1995) ). For severely limited individuals, not to participate in the labour force may not be a choice but an absolute requirement of their health condition. Therefore, variation in severity levels can explain changes in labour force participation decisions that can not be picked up by general disability status alone. | Introduction | [
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55437153 | 1 | 10 | 6,351,950,482 | [
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57989714 | 1 | 57 | 6,584,607,260 | [
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16215067 | 19 | 40 | 4,155,950,378 | [
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] | The shifts in RMSF obtained for native and mutant structures are as a result of the presence of a large number ofturns and the unstable nature of the -helix and 1 -strand. The increased fluctuation in RMSF exhibited by the mutant structures is also due to the initial change made in the conformation of these structures. The mutfive structure exhibits a large change in RMSD, radius of gyration and accessible surface area values, indicating significant loss of ordered conformation. Thus, the loss of all five disulfide bonds severely affects the tertiary structure conformation. A significant decrease in the content of secondary structural elements is observed in both the native and mutant structures. The simulated structures are found to be more prone to adopt a random coil conformation from a more ordered structure (Table 1) . Further, the unstable nature of -helix and 1 -strand contribute to increased peptide flexibility. Only the 2 and 3 -strands are preserved in all the simulated structures, which corroborates with the experimental evidence that sheets are more stable than helices [37] . The study of interatomic distances between residues forming the chitin binding domain (Table 3) show the chitin binding domain is relatively rigid. | DISCUSSION | [
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8356974 | 3 | 71 | 4,285,975,351 | [
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] | This study took air quality monitoring at poultry buildings as a practical example. Environmental quality within livestock buildings can potentially affect the health and welfare of the animals and also the stockmen working in these buildings [2] [3] . The main factors influencing environmental conditions inside livestock buildings include air temperature (AT), relative humidity (RH), ammonia (NH 3 ), carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) and airborne dust [11] . Dust concentrations in poultry buildings are usually quite high especially when compared to average dust concentrations measured in pig and cattle buildings [8] . High temperatures in the piggery buildings might affect the appetite and fertility of pigs that can lead to reduction in production efficiency [4] . Therefore, it is very important to control the temperature and relative humidity levels as well as minimise dust concentrations inside livestock buildings to maintain optimal environmental quality. | Introduction | [
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154558161 | 41 | 27 | 660,467,861 | [
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] | The third population we studied was Hispanic women, who may be of any race. Estimates of the effect of welfare reform on the fertility of this group of women are presented in Table 4 . As noted, the reporting of marital status has been inconsistent in some states. We expected Hispanics to be particularly affected by problems with marital status reporting because of the large concentrations of Hispanics in states with reporting inconsistencies such as California, Texas and New York. Moreover, the way that California and New York altered reporting procedures is most likely to have affected Hispanics (Ventura and Bachrach 2000) . In light of this concern, we re-estimated all models excluding states with known reporting problems: California and New York in all years, and Michigan and Texas prior to 1993. The estimates from these models were very similar to those reported in Table 4 . Therefore, we do not report them, but they are available from authors. | Results | [
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37237003 | 1 | 38 | 4,808,203,821 | [
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] | A good diagnosis system should have the capability to help find the possible causes incurring the defects of product. Fuzzy sets theory is a handy tool for expert information formalization while simulating cause-effect connections in technical and medical diagnostic problems [1] [2] . The model of a diagnostic object, as a rule is built on the basis of compositional Zadeh rule of inference which connects input and output variables of an object (causes and effects) using fuzzy relation matrix [3] . The problem of diagnosis can be formulated in the form of the direct and inverse fuzzy logical inference. | Introduction | [
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] | For the purposes of this paper, we divide detectors based on germanium and silicon semiconductor crystals into two categories: 1) "high-voltage" (HV) detectors; and 2) "chargecoupled device" (CCD) detectors. Detectors operating in HV mode have the capability to amplify the small charge produced by DM scattering in target crystals into a large phonon signal by applying a bias of about 100 V across the detector and exploiting the so-called Neganov-Trofimov-Luke effect [33] . The SuperCDMS experiment demonstrated that this approach allows to achieve sensitivity to single-charge production [34] . Similarly, CCD sensors can achieve single-charge sensitivity by measuring the charge collected by single pixels in the CCD device exploiting ultra-low readout noise techniques, as in "Skipper" CCDs [35] . Currently operating experiments belonging to the first category include the HV mode run of the silicon SuperCDMS experiment, which delivered data corresponding to an exposure of 0.49 gram-days [34] . The null result reported by this search has been used to set a 90% C.L exclusion limit of 10 −30 cm 2 on the cross section for DM-electron scattering for DM-particle masses around 1 MeV. For the future, the SuperCDMS collaboration plans to operate in the HV mode larger germanium and silicon detectors, reaching an exposure of about 50 and 10 kg-year, respectively [13] . Operating DM direct detection experiments belonging to the second category include the DAMIC and SENSEI experiments, both using CCD silicon sensors. For example, the null result of the SENSEI experiment has been used to set 90% C.L exclusion limits on the DM-electron scattering cross section for DM particle masses in the 0.5 -100 MeV range, with a minimum excluded cross section of about 5 × 10 −35 cm 2 for a DM mass of about 10 MeV (and short-range interactions) [35] . For the future, the SENSEI and DAMIC collaborations aim at building CCD silicon detectors of 0.1 kg and 1 kg target mass, respectively [14, 15] . | Introduction | [
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210911839 | 3 | 67 | 3,652,640,095 | [
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] | Predictions for the rate of DM-induced electronic transitions in semiconductor crystals depend on a number of theoretical and experimental inputs [14] [15] [16] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] . Firstly, they depend on the assumed DM-electron interaction model, e.g. on whether the interaction is longor short-range and on its Lorentz structure [40] . Secondly, they depend on the semiconductor band structure, and in particular on the initial and final state electron energy and wave functions [38] . They also depend on astrophysical inputs, such as the local DM density and velocity distribution, as well as on detector characteristics such as energy threshold, efficiency, and energy deposition to number of produced electron-hole pairs conversion, just to name a few. | Introduction | [
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59491402 | 0 | 29 | 211,602,896 | [
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] | There is widespread empirical support for the proposition that household wealth, dominated by the values of stock holdings and homes, is a key determinant of private consumption expenditure [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] . In addition, there is extensive research documenting the presence of a feedback from consumer spending, via its effect on corporate earnings, to stock prices [10] . There is less information, however, on whether there is a causal relationship between stock and home prices, or whether there is also a feedback from consumer spending to home values. Information on the nature of such causal relationships is particularly relevant in the light of the recent burst of the real estate bubble and its ensuing adverse economic and financial consequences. It is important, for example, to discern to what extent the recent recovery of the stock market can be instrumental in reviving the fortunes of both the real estate market and consumer spending. Equally important is to determine whether in the absence of any significant improvement in the levels of employment and consumer spending, there can be any lasting recovery in home prices. | Introduction | [
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33949445 | 3 | 67 | 4,495,058,811 | [
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] | A commonly used approach to make robot learning feasible despite the high dimensionality of the sensory and motor spaces is to run the learning algorithms using simulated environments. However, in situations involving complex robots and environments, it is difficult or impossible to gather enough knowledge to build a realistic simulation (Matarić, 1994) . Moreover, some physical events such as sliding and collisions are difficult to simulate even when there is complete knowledge. For these reasons, we believe that for the learned skills to be applicable by the physical robot in its environment, much of the learning and experimentation has to be carried out by the physical robot itself. Given the high cost of real-world experimentation, for the learning algorithms to be successfully applied, it is crucial that they converge within a reasonable number of trials. | Introduction | [
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] | While accurately estimating species richness levels can be difficult for non-experts, assessing the presence or absence of land-use types and features in their own garden (e.g. a lawn, a pond or a compost heap) is arguably not. If each such element increases the spatial heterogeneity of a garden, for instance by adding new soil characteristics, light conditions or disturbance dynamics, then the number of plant species should also increase because each new site can serve as a new habitat. Such a habitat heterogeneity hypothesis has proved useful for predicting species richness across taxa and ecosystems, including anthropogenic environments (Duelli, 1997; Tews et al., 2004; Beninde, Veith, & Hochkirch, 2015; Stein, Gerstner, & Kreft, 2014) . | Introduction | [
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17509010 | 58 | 2 | 4,192,010,705 | [
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] | In this paper we have generalized the construction of exactly solvable SCFTs to the case of Spin (7) manifolds. Starting with a Gepner model with c = 12 describing certain points in the moduli space of string compactifications on Calabi-Yau fourfolds, we divided by charge conjugation to get a Spin(7) manifold. The massless Type IIB spectra we got satisfy all the conditions we expect for Spin (7) compactifications. Employing the cancellation of the gravitational anomaly in two dimensions, it was possible to compute for all Gepner models the resulting Betti numbers of the Spin(7) manifold in terms of the Hodge numbers of the Calabi-Yau fourfold. One might speculate that these formulae are not only restricted to Gepner models but might be true even for more general hypersurfaces in weighted projective spaces respectively for more general orbifolds of c=12 LandauGinzburg models [46] . Similar to the G 2 case the twisted sectors for the SCFT and the supergravity computations turned out to be different, reflecting the fact that both models lie on separate branches of the Spin(7) moduli space. | Conclusions | [
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92999156 | 29 | 21 | 3,226,625,919 | [
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] | Our retrospective analysis of human breast cancer tissue demonstrates a close association between activation of the HIF-1 transcription factor and patient survival. There was a greater difference in disease progression and breast cancer survival when the HIF Pathway score was used than when HIF-1α protein was considered, supporting the use of the pathway score as a robust marker of HIF-1 transcriptional activity and, potentially, patient prognosis. Most other studies that have monitored hypoxia markers used a single protein marker of HIF-1 activation [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] . We found that the tumor grade, stage, size, vascular invasion, and necrosis were also associated with a high HIF Pathway score, but not with HIF-1α alone. This data supports the use of a HIF-1 signature that combines measures of HIF-1α and downstream genes and highlights the usefulness of the Similarly, a HIF-1 expression signature of 16 genes was shown to be more tightly associated with patient survival from breast cancer than was the expression of HIF-1α alone [48] . Together, these observations reflect the prevalence of HIF-1 transcriptional activity in breast cancer and underscore the clinical interest in modulating this response to improve chemotherapy response and decrease metastasis. | Discussion | [
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32267906 | 3 | 51 | 41,999,353 | [
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] | First, we quantify the relation between technical performance and success, as measured by the teams' number of points obtained at the end of a competition [2, 4] . We demonstrate that technical performance can explain more than half of the variance in a team's final ranking and investigate the importance of every technical feature to a team's success. Second, we use machine learning to train a game outcome predictor and understand to what extent a team's technical performance can explain a game outcome. We demonstrate that, while victories and defeats can be explained by technical performance, it is difficult to detect draws. Finally, we exploit the game outcome predictor to conduct an experiment consisting of a complete simulation of the six national tournaments -Premier League, Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga, Eredivisie, Ligue 1. The outcome of each game is replaced by a synthetic outcome (victory, defeat or draw) based on a game outcome predictor trained on the previous seasons. For each competition, the simulation produces a team ranking (the PC ranking) entirely based on the quantified relation between technical performance and game outcome. Despite the low accuracy in detecting draws, in the long run game predictor generates rankings that are similar to the actual ones, highlighting its ability in capturing the complex relationship between performance and success. Our approach opens interesting perspectives to understand to what extent a team's success in a competition can be described by its technical behavior on the field. | Introduction | [
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