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Reconstructing Commuter Networks Using Machine Learning And Urban Indicators

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Humans are bound to move inter-urban areas on a daily basis, and understanding human mobility is vital to explain the processes related to this human…
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Aging Dolphins Via Pectoral Flipper Radiography

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Unlike humans or other animal species, dolphins rarely show signs of external aging. Consequently, estimating the age of a free-ranging dolphin during a veterinary examination…
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Can The Subthreshold Volatile Phenol Chemistry Of A Potentially Smoke-Tainted Wine Explain Its Aroma? We Tested Twelve Commercial Red Wines To Find Out

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Wine aroma is arguably the most important intrinsic factor used to judge wine quality. The perception of wine aroma is the result of a number…
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Epigenetic Changes In Multiple Sclerosis – Studied In Twins

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Scientists have investigated why often only one of two identical twins suffers from multiple sclerosis, while the other twin sibling is spared. Identical twins look…
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How The Use Of Analgesia Affects Behavior In Newborn Calves

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The welfare of farmed animals is under increasing scrutiny from consumers as well as governmental and industry bodies and plays an important part in the…
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Looking At Versus Focusing On Faces: What Attracts Our Attention?

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Whether we are walking on a downtown street or searching for a friend in a crowd, it is intuitive that people and faces are some…
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The Footprints Of Urbanization, Industrialization, And Agriculture On River Beds: Heavy Metal Contamination Assessment And Source Identification In River Sediments In Eastern China

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River beds are usually untouched by human feet, unless the rivers are dry. However, the heavy metals in river beds carry the footprints of various…
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Coherent Poly Propagation Materials With 3-Dimensional Photonic Control Over Visible Light

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Dr. Michelle R. Stem has discovered an exceptional material that demonstrates three-dimensional (3-D) control over visible light photons! Coherent poly propagation (CPP) is the newly…
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Loess Soils Define Landslide Frequency In Loess Plateau, China

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Loess is a wind-blown sediment made of micron-sized grains of quartz, feldspar, and mica, calcium and magnesium carbonates and up to 30% of clay. As…
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How Do Sports Organizations Become Ecologically Conscious?

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In order for sport and sports organizations to operate, materials, venues, and athletes must exist.  Typically, this is been done with little regard to the…
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Challenges In Predicting Severe Weather Events In The Northeast U.S.

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Predicting severe weather (defined by the National Weather Service as wind gusts above 58 MPH, hail greater than 1″, or a tornado) in the Northeast…
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