[PDF] Top 20 Past, Present and Future of Active Radio Frequency Experiments in Space

... higher frequency range after a catastrophic storm that destroyed most of the feed towers on 25 October ...then, experiments at HAARP have shown that the second gyroharmonic is indeed of special interest ... See full document

... design space around the key process parameters for any given particle type and formu- lation, research groups can now quickly and easily screen and optimise their particles, allowing them to concentrate on in vivo ... See full document

... This user-driven, application-led approach was adopted in the $500 million, five-year, UK e-Science Programme which has funded over 100 separate e-Science projects, all of which involve one or more forms of distributed ... See full document

... The main problem of ayurvedic practice is diagnosis and treatment is based on subjective symptoms which cannot be recorded and shown to others. The author has heard about Electro Tridosh Gram (ETG). If it is effective ... See full document

... free space is an unbounded magnetic ‘material’, there is a vast range of physical dimensions encountered with critical feature sizes often varying over many orders of magnitude, the fundamental properties of ... See full document

... process[34]. Later, Ahn and Guo [35] have demonstrated a high-speed (7.94 mm/s) and large- area (4 inch wide) roll-to-roll (RTR) and roll-to-plate (RTP) NIL apparatus to continuously imprint grating patterns with 300 nm ... See full document

... our past experience in delivering enterprise systems we have found that no two enterprises are exactly alike; it was not possible to meet their functional demands - even for identical business intent such as an ... See full document

... The space programme of India is led by Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), which launched many satellites for the observation of earth resources along with the scientific studies of the earth ... See full document

... A number of different approaches have been used to introduce siRNAs into both cells and whole organisms. Successful approaches include: electroporation (McRobert and McConkey, 2002), soaking in siRNAs (Malhotra et al., ... See full document

... China has witnessed profound socioeconomic changes over the past four decades. This dissertation is comprised of three papers that investigate the demographic, social, and economic determinants of fertility trends ... See full document

... Whether we are purchasing fresh vegetables from a market stall, ready meals from the supermarket, eating at home or in five-star restaurant, we use colour to tell us what to expect, in terms of taste, nutrition and ... See full document

... the future will be to overcome the problem of burns in the elderly, extensive burns, to improve the quality of the lives saved by shortening healing times and therefore lengths of hospital stay and to improve ... See full document

... Moreover, in a randomized study comparing dopamine and epinephrine in the treatment of shock, a subgroup analysis of 280 patients with cardiogenic shock showed dopamine to be associated [r] ... See full document

... of experiments using a particular neuroprotective strategy may be dependent on the specific model used, it is necessary to understand these models and how they ... See full document

... I n this month’s issues of Pediatrics and Annals of Emergency Medicine , there is a policy statement from the American College of Emergency Physi- cians (ACEP) and the American Academy o[r] ... See full document

... identified in the Schirmacher Oasis [55]. Cyanobacteria in Antarctic ecosystem are adapted to the harsh environ- ment in terms of temperature, freezing and thawing cycle, photoprotection, light acquisition or ... See full document

... that teaching exclusively by lecturing is not the most ef- fective way to help undergraduate students master STEM concepts (reviewed in Handelsman et al. 2004; Wood 2009; American Association for the Advancement of ... See full document

... as experiments were expecting millions of ...initially experiments were anticipating the need for several distributed services, it turned out that a single service could cope with the ... See full document

... Fluorescent chemosensors for ions and neutral analytes have been widely applied in many diverse fields such as biology, physiology, pharmacology, and environmental sciences. The field of fluorescent chemosensors has been ... See full document

... In order for the discipline of genomic medicine to fulfill its maximum potential and utility in the clinic, it is necessary to be able to characterize all forms of genetic variation in an individual patient’s genome. ... See full document