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Temperature Limits In The RHR System Prior To ECCS Operation

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A thermal hydraulic analysis was performed for the Residual Heat Removal (RHR) system shortly after a transition from the shutdown cooling mode to the standby…
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Mussel Immune Responses As Indicators Of Fecal Pollution

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Marine coastal areas worldwide are impacted by effluent discharges, especially close to big cities, receiving a wide range of pollutants and high microbial diversity. In…
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Using Olefin Metathesis To Produce Macrocyclic Products

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Molecules containing twelve or more atoms within at least one large ring are called macrocyclic compounds or macrocycles. At the beginning of the 20th century, the synthesis…
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AI Can Now Determine Your Personality Based Solely On Eye Movements

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Movement of the eyeball can tell a lot about a human being. Though merely considered as lenses but their characteristic features and behavior have been…
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Hydrodynamic Loads Under PORV Actuation

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A fluid transient analysis of the Power Operated Relief Valve (PORV) discharge piping, which is connected to the Main Steam Line (MSL), has been performed…
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Solar Pumps: Changing The Rural Agricultural Landscape 

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Solar pumps are transforming the agricultural landscape throughout the developing world. The availability of energy throughout the year, as well as government interest across the…
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Do Roaches Bite? Protect Yourself From A Cockroach Bite

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Cockroaches or specifically nocturnal omnivores can bite human skin. Though they bite rarely, even a simple wound caused by them may last for up to…
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Chickadees Use Individual Search Sequences To Forage For Food

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Black-capped chickadees are food-storing passerines that are able to keep track of thousands of stored food locations called caches (Sherry, 1984; Healy & Hurly, 2004)….
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Your Subjective Age Is More Important Than Your Actual Age, Study Finds

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Physical and mental health is a factor of subjective age (the age you feel). As one age naturally, the subjective age is seen to adopt…
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Novel Therapies From The World Of Biotechnology

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By now, most of us know someone who has benefited from the wide range of protein therapeutics produced by the biopharmaceutical industry; someone who had…
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The Search For Efficient, Low-Emission Fuels

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New pollution-free fuels are being trialed to enhance and eventually replace fossil fuels. A diesel-based fuel with an added hydrocarbon compound has been shown to…
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