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"Chemistry"
] | The analysis of agglomerate strength by continuum mechanics has not been successful so far due to the degree of freedom arising from the structure of agglomerates. Recently, significant progress has been made by the use of DEM (Kafui and Thornton, 1993) . The main advantage of this method is its versatility, allowing an easy variation of any material property without affecting the others. A further advantage of DEM is the possibility of quantifying the effect of impact on the number of interparticle contacts which break within the agglomerate, a feature that cannot be easily diagnosed experimentally. This paper is focussed on the effect of interparticle cohesion on the impact breakage of agglomerates using the above method. | Introduction | [
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14383213 | 0 | 71 | 2,303,603,717 | [
"Computer Science"
] | A Mobile Ad hoc NETwork (MANET) is a collection of wireless mobile nodes which may form a temporary network, without the use of any fixed infrastructure or centralized administration [4] . Nodes rely on multi-hop routing protocols to forward data packets sent from a source node to a destination node which is out of its transmission range. Every node may function as both a data source and a router that forward data for other nodes. | Introduction | [
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98151421 | 3 | 28 | 3,863,506,022 | [
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] | In addition to PEMFC applications, SPEEK has been extensively studied for direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs) due to its less pronounced hydrophilic/hydrophobic separation compared to Nafion [16] . This results in low electro-osmotic drag and hence lower methanol crossover, a highly desired property for DMFC applications. Although a high degree of sulfonation results in a high proton conductivity value, it generally affects the dimensional stability and the swelling behaviour of the membranes, as confirmed in our previous study [17] . For practical fuel cell applications, the dimensional stability must be enhanced by controlling the swelling behaviour of the membranes, while retaining high proton conductivity. To address this challenge, we have used silica, functionalised with sulfonic acid group, as the filler in the SPEEK membranes. It is expected that the incorporation of this hydrophilic inorganic filler will prevent or retard membrane dehydration, enhance the mechanical stability against the swelling/drying cycles in normal fuel cell conditions, and increase the number of available proton conduction pathways. The compatibility of the filler with the polymer matrix is also worth studying to establish the optimal composition and synthesis parameters required to fabricate thermo-mechanically stable composite membranes. Although there have been numerous reports on SPEEK-silica composite membranes, little attention has been paid to the effects of silica functionalisation parameters on the properties and performance of the resultant membranes. | Introduction | [
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98151421 | 2 | 28 | 3,863,506,022 | [
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1790360 | 58 | 2 | 1,318,122,752 | [
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54866140 | 3 | 71 | 382,423,656 | [
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1961079 | 5 | 40 | 6,078,672,890 | [
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] | In the tree-based scheme, the multicast problem is finding a Steiner tree with a minimal total length to cover all network nodes [3] . The tree operation introduces additional network resource dependencies which could lead to deadlock which is difficult to avoid if global information is not available. Hence, in wormhole-routed direct networks, the tree based multicast is usually undesirable, unless the messages are very short. | Introduction | [
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8047767 | 32 | 11 | 6,525,069,477 | [
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] | The identification of JH III in C. iria and C. aromaticus is a unique example of the production of an insect juvenile hormone by a plant. The temporal and spatial distribution of JH III in C. iria demonstrates the dynamic fluctuations of this compound throughout development (Bede et al. 1999) . In immature plants, JH III increased until flowering at which time cessation of plant growth and a transient decrease of JH III in all plant tissues was observed. In older plants, the levels of this compound increased until seven months. At this time, aerial tissues became senescent and JH III levels in these tissues again declined. However, JH III levels in the root tissue, which remained viable, did not change significantly between seven and eight months. | Discussion | [
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56022993 | 3 | 35 | 3,040,359,535 | [
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54506792 | 2 | 91 | 3,691,550,051 | [
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54506792 | 1 | 91 | 3,691,550,051 | [
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126289332 | 0 | 27 | 374,393,634 | [
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43611799 | 10 | 34 | 1,740,872,080 | [
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149618425 | 4 | 42 | 754,301,824 | [
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149618425 | 3 | 42 | 754,301,824 | [
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153325404 | 2 | 88 | 5,125,902,224 | [
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119377306 | 1 | 4 | 4,962,920,068 | [
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11425075 | 1 | 71 | 897,516,380 | [
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117990212 | 16 | 64 | 866,758,505 | [
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] | The bar construction of an L ∞ -algebra. There is an alternative and more compact definition of L ∞ -algebras. An L ∞ -algebra structure on a graded vector space g is the same thing as a coderivation differential d on the symmetric coalgebra Λ c g [1] . The relation between d and the brackets is given by the following: write defines d in terms of the higher brackets and vice versa. The condition d 2 = 0 is equivalent to the generalized Jacobi identities for g. | Introduction | [
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32400214 | 11 | 22 | 2,748,476,285 | [
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] | Today, albumin is universally added in culture media such as Ham's F10 and TCM-199 for in vitro fertilization (IVF), and as a cryoprotectant for semen cryopreservation, as it is known to be beneficial (Cabrita et al., 2001; Blake et al., 2002) . Albumin makes up 60 per cent of the total protein in the blood plasma. The culture media Ham's F10 and TCM-199 that were used in this study were both supplemented with 10% BSA to serve as a protein supplement. The extender, storage time, and the interaction between extender and storage time, however, affected spermatozoa motility and velocity throughout the storage time in both Ham's F10 and TCM-199, compared with Triladyl. The reduction in sperm motility characteristics could be due to what previous studies have reported on oxidative stress (Nichi et al., 2007; Sarıözkan et al., 2009) . Reactive oxygen species (ROS) produced by damaged spermatozoa phospholipids, which are toxic to normal spermatozoa, could be mitigated by the use of antioxidants at appropriate optimal concentrations. | Results and Discussions | [
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112539253 | 7 | 8 | 4,616,586,230 | [
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] | In general, the application can be divided into two categories: (a) the pre-damage enhancement; and (b) the post-damage repairing. Earthquake being a specific very interesting catastrophic damage case with great relevance to masonry wall failures is what will be particularly discussed hereafter. For the purpose of the specific project in pre-earthquake enhancement tested walls, the second wall was built parallel to the existing one and bonded with a relatively thin collar joint before the test. For the case of postearthquake repaired walls, the second wall was attached to the existing one after it had been tested (and as such partially damaged). The collar joint dimensions were kept constant while the damage progressed only to the very early plastic range (i.e. cracking far from collapse). A preliminary parametric study has been conducted to evaluate the performance of the enhancement method using a monotonically increasing quasi-static loading scheme. Notably, the whole study is not only relevant to earthquake engineering, which is a rarity in UK; double-leaf (collar jointed) walls can also be used to improve a structure's lateral stability (e.g. against wind or blast loading) through adding stiffness [14] . Thus, this research broadly aims to generate knowledge and understanding which can be directly applied in a number of structural applications. | Introduction | [
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112539253 | 2 | 8 | 4,616,586,230 | [
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] | Grout and epoxy injections are also a broadly used retrofitting approach. The main purpose of the injections is to restore the original integrity of the retrofitted wall and to fill possible behaviourdamaging voids and cracks, which are present in the masonry due to physical and chemical deterioration and/or mechanical actions [3] . The technique was found effective in restoring the initial stiffness and strength of masonry, while its practicality, relatively minimal cost and easiness of implementation have rendered it rather popular among engineers. However, any such approach trivially will be successful only if the mechanical properties together with the physical and chemical attributes of the employed mix end up being compatible with the masonry to be retrofitted [6] . | Introduction | [
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53622593 | 23 | 48 | 3,376,466,247 | [
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] | Early arriving male and female sockeye salmon were consistently longer than later arriving individuals, and early arriving fish tended to spawn farther upstream than later arriving individuals of both sexes. There are two questions: how did this pattern begin, and how might it be perpetuated? The initiation of the pattern is consistent with a habitat optimization hypothesis, whereby the first individuals to arrive are able to find and spawn in the optimal habitat. Fish that arrive later occupy the best available (unoccupied) spawning habitat. The early arriving fish tended to spawn in the upper reaches of the stream, but we have no direct evidence that these areas are inherently more desirable (i.e., have higher survival rates for embryos). Indeed, in many ways the stream is rather uniform in habitat features with the exception of the spring-fed pond (Table 2) . However, it is plausible that there is a greater flow of hyporheic water towards the top of the stream owing to the hydraulic head from the beaver pond. Groundwater inputs can moderate temperatures and play a role in nest site selection by salmonids (Leman 1993; Curry and Noakes 1995; Baxter and McPhail 1999) . | Discussion | [
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55889668 | 0 | 8 | 5,141,912,783 | [
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] | IC engines have severe operating conditions, involving high temperatures and high pressures, with large variations in internal forces within each cycle, and as such the wear mechanisms are complex. The journal bearings of IC engines are particularly vulnerable to these conditions, as opposed to those in rotating machines such as turbogenerators, because of the extreme variations in load. Therefore bearing damage, especially the big-end bearing damage, due to friction and wear accounts for and leads to a significant portion of Internal Combustion (IC) engine failure [1] . However, only few works have addressed the issue of big end bearing knock fault diagnosis based on vibration measurement. Moreover, traditional vibration based diagnostic techniques normally require engineers to analyse the vibration signal by means of their experience. Recently, Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) based automated system has been successfully developed and applied to the diagnosis of rotating machinery. Therefore, following the proper signal processing method and feature extraction/selection method, ANN should also be a potential solution to realize the intelligent diagnosis of the big end bearing faults in IC engines. The successful application of ANN is strongly depended on the adequate data for the networks' training. Both data-driving approach and model-based approach are the solutions to this issue. The former approach requires very long-term data record from one IC engine or a large number of identical engines, so it is a very expensive approach. Alternatively if a relevant simulation model is built up, different bearing knock faults can be easily simulated in the model, so sufficient training data can be generated as well. Beforehand only a small number of experiments need to be carried out on the engine test rig so as to evaluate the simulation model. | Introduction | [
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55367944 | 0 | 48 | 2,143,695,397 | [
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] | It is well documented that there is a very strong correlation between vehicle speed and the number of fatalities and injuries in traffic [1] . Therefore, all Western countries introduced general speed limits on roads in the early 1970s. But modern cars are built for speed, and many perceive speed violation as a legitimate action [2] . Since the introduction of general speed limits, the challenge has then been to ensure that the speed limits are respected. In principle, observance of speed limits can be ensured in the following ways: 1) Roads can be designed so as to prevent drivers from exceeding the speed limits or to make driving at or below the speed limit feel natural [3] . | Introduction | [
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157814074 | 0 | 30 | 6,317,282,994 | [
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157814074 | 1 | 30 | 6,317,282,994 | [
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] | The validation of the Chichewa LMUP using classical test theory shows that the Chichewa LMUP meets the pre-set criteria for acceptability, endorsement, targeting, internal consistency, reliability and construct validity by hypothesis testing. The original English LMUP has now been translated and validated into five other languages in high-, middle-and low-income countries. Although analysis by classical test theory shows slightly weaker performance by all translations than the original, they remain acceptable (see Table 3 ). The only slight deviation from the pre-set criteria for the Chichewa LMUP was on the principal component analysis. Here all items were expected to load onto one component with an Eigenvalue larger than one thus demonstrating that all components are measuring the same construct. In actual fact they loaded onto two components with an Eigenvalue larger than one, although the second component had an eigenvalue of 1.00 making it very borderline. The same thing was found in the Indian validation and it was noted that the 'second component … mainly represented item one [contraception] (loading of 0.78)' [11] . In the Chichewa LMUP this was also true with the second component almost entirely representing the question on contraception (loading of 0.99). The Mokken analysis conducted in the USA validation indicated that the contraception question 'was not contributing greatly to the scale [but] the scale was still strong with the inclusion of this item' [10] . | Discussion | [
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11721385 | 9 | 59 | 5,378,162,749 | [
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159303970 | 5 | 93 | 4,448,780,747 | [
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159303970 | 2 | 93 | 4,448,780,747 | [
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] | Notwithstanding the burgeoning research on the outcomes of perceived HRM practices, little attention has been paid to employees' creativity, which leads to a sustainable competitive advantage. Understanding how and why perceived HRM practices may lead to employees' creativity would provide theoretical and practical implications for strategic HRM and creativity. Indeed, empirical evidence demonstrates that employees' creativity leads to innovation, positive performance outcomes, and organizational longevity [13, 14] . Employees' creativity has increasingly become a critical factor of firm performance and long-term survival. As firms seek to utilize employees' ideas and suggestions, enhancing employees' creativity has become a determinant of a sustainable competitive advantage [15, 16] . For instance, Google has long encouraged its employees to spend 20 percent of their time during work hours on their passion and interests to foster employees' creativity, thereby enabling it to initiate sustainable business models. As such, this study attempts to lay a cornerstone of understanding the link between perceived HRM practices and employees' creativity by exploring an underlying mechanism of the relationship. | Introduction | [
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159303970 | 6 | 93 | 4,448,780,747 | [
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] | This study contributes to the literature on sustainable HRM and creativity in two respects. First, this paper provides support for an emerging approach to HRM, which is labeled sustainable HRM. This approach seeks to examine the relationship between HRM and sustainability. Although scholars have a variety of views about sustainable HRM, there is a common feature of the studies on sustainable HRM [31] . The researchers who suggest the concept of sustainable HRM are concerned with enhancing economic outcomes and organizational sustainability through HRM practices which are positively related to human and social outcomes (e.g., references [32] [33] [34] ). In this respect, this study's investigation of the relationship between employees' perception of HRM practices and trust in management and creativity, human, social, and economic outcome variables, which can lead to a firm's longevity, i.e., a sustainable organization, contributes to the literature on sustainable HRM. | Introduction | [
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14217854 | 11 | 13 | 3,295,668,827 | [
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] | Gas bearings, however, have low damping and load-carrying capacity due to the inherently small gas viscosity [4] . Consequently, gas bearings are not able to generate large enough hydrodynamic pressure fields to support applied (static or dynamic) loads during rotor start-up or shutdown events. Externally pressurized gas bearing configurations prevent transient rotor-bearing contact and reduce wear while at start up and shut down conditions [5] . | Introduction | [
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19772579 | 15 | 13 | 570,772,346 | [
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17088834 | 3 | 32 | 5,064,538,048 | [
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] | Even though general health in Korea reportedly continues to improve, improvements in the quality of health of older people is lagging. The subjective health status of adults overall has become better, while the subjective health status among the elderly has worsened. This is evident when the decline in the health status of the elderly is compared with the health status of young and middle-aged adults, which has improved substantially [4] . The subjective health status of the elderly warrants more attention from policy makers and researchers, because they have a variety of chronic conditions that lead to their lower health status [9] . | Background | [
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67817263 | 0 | 59 | 4,992,191,153 | [
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] | In a wireless system, diversity combining provides an effective way to overcome multipath fading and enhance receiver performance [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] . The well-known maximalratio-combining and equal-gain-combining schemes require numerous arithmetic operations such as adders and/or multipliers for the implementation of signal combination. On the other hand, the conventional selection combining (SC) scheme needs simultaneous and continuous monitoring and estimation of all branch SNRs. The arithmetic operations and continuous signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) estimations are time-and power-consuming, which may be impractical for some wireless communication systems [5, 7] . To further reduce the implementation complexity of a diversity system, the switch-and-stay combining (SSC) scheme has been considered [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] . With an SSC system, the receiver only needs to monitor and estimate the channel state of the single branch currently in use. Thus, the switch-based SSC is valuable for a mobile terminal that has a limited processing capability. | Introduction | [
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119213029 | 23 | 32 | 1,681,779,717 | [
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13071923 | 50 | 14 | 6,228,718,269 | [
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2805779 | 0 | 65 | 4,182,040,185 | [
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16332820 | 0 | 35 | 976,160,403 | [
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44048455 | 0 | 74 | 652,157,370 | [
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17996279 | 5 | 57 | 3,010,576,738 | [
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] | Research works that use graph representations for texts in the context of Sentiment Analysis barely appear in the literature (Pinto, 2014; Poria, 2014) . It usually has been proposed the concept of n-grams with a frequency of occurrence vector to solved it (Pang, 2008) . However, there is still an enormous gap between this approach and the use of more detailed graph structures that represent in a natural way the lexical, semantic and stylistic features. | Related Work | [
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25208747 | 20 | 2 | 1,459,354,769 | [
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] | The size distribution of the biotinylated TMV capsids was altered following decoration with the streptavidin fusions, with the predominant rod length decreasing from 300 nm to 50-100 nm (Fig. 3B) . The assembly of neutravidin onto the surface of biotinylated TMV, already coated onto copper grids, has previously been reported (Demir and Stowell, 2002) . Although these authors showed a similar level of decoration to that we reported here, they made no comment regarding alterations to the particle size distribution. In our case, we subjected the decorated virions to a series of PEG precipitations to eliminate unbound streptavidin fusion prior to analysis. It is possible that fragmentation of the TMV conjugate rods occurred during this additional processing, although no change in the particle size distribution was observed for control samples (non-biotinylated TMV mixed with streptavidin fusion) processed in parallel. An alternative explanation is that the packing of the streptavidin tetramers onto the capsid surface exceeded a critical limit, resulting in rupture of the TMV rod. The SDS detergent, added at 2% w/v with no heating, disrupts TMV virion yielding free CP (data not shown), whereas biotinylated CP-streptavidin association can occur in the presence of SDS and is stable up to 60°C (Fig. 3D ). This disparity in stability suggests that the affinity of streptavidin for the biotinylated CP may be sufficient for rod breakage when the streptavidin fusion is present in excess of the packing limit, as was the case here. Since the extent of capsid surface biotinylation can be easily controlled (Fig. 2) , this possibility can be addressed experimentally and if necessary a level of biotinylation chosen that will give complete surface coverage, while maintaining intact 300 nm rods. The influence of the complex dimensions on the immune response may also merit investigation. Early studies in rabbits administered either 14 C-labeled TMV virions or disassociated CP demonstrated that the particulate nature of TMV resulted in improved uptake by and activation of antigen presenting cells, as the intact capsids were more effectively and rapidly transported from the site of injection to proximal lymph nodes, and then to the spleen (Loor, 1967) . Further studies with streptavidin fusion loaded rods, of different size distributions, would permit the influence of rod length on the potency of the immune response to be evaluated. | Discussion | [
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15847896 | 4 | 45 | 3,634,101,366 | [
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] | Recently quite a few number of agent-based models of opinion formation have been studied [8, 9, 10, 11, 12] . In all these models as in ours, each individual is represented by an agent whose state is a simplified description of the individual's characteristics. In this paper we define and study different versions of a model of opinion formation. We represent a society of individuals by a directed graph, that is an ordered pair of disjoint sets (V, E), where V is a nonempty set of elements called vertices, nodes, or points, and E a set of ordered pairs of distinct elements of V , called directed edges, arcs, or links. Each vertex is occupied by an individual whose state describes her name, the list of individuals she interacts with, her level of awareness, and her opinion. The opinion of an individual located at vertex i evolves as a result of her interactions with the individuals located at all the vertices j ∈ V such that (i, j) ∈ E, according to an evolution rule that takes into account opinions and levels of awareness of the interacting individuals. All the individuals directly connected to a given individual i form her social environment or social neighborhood. In what follows, the words neighbor and neighborhood will not imply any spatial proximity; a neighbor of i is just an element of her social environment who may influence her opinion. | Introduction | [
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32342234 | 148 | 62 | 6,760,314,583 | [
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] | A mitigation of this pressure may be achieved by offering alternatives in neighboring regions, sufficiently valuable in terms of potential, but lacking the infrastructure (both general and specific). A necessary first step in addressing this situation might be to attempt the optimization of existing infrastructures, which may only be achieved by encouraging and stimulating certain types of investments and activities. The lack of balance, the link, the correlation between the components of tourist activity cause local disparities which subsequently lead to regional differentiation [48] . | Conclusions | [
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56530249 | 4 | 20 | 1,179,601,017 | [
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] | Illness perception has a significant implication for adaptation to illness and has been shown to outweigh the impact of medical disease status on depression, physical function and pain and play an important role in the explanation of distress outcome in chronic illness including rheumatic disease [19] [20] [21] . It influences how anxious or depressed a patient becomes and these effects may be moderated by other factors such as levels of social support and the presence of additional co-morbidities [22] . In earlier studies, patients' beliefs about their RA have been related to outcomes such as disability, psychiatric morbidity and pain when clinical measures have not [23] . In chronic disease, cognitive therapies are partly directed at influencing illness beliefs, they are thus amenable to interventions [24] . | Introduction | [
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56339748 | 48 | 94 | 3,709,932,618 | [
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] | JS is an attitude toward the work environment and depends on the expectations regarding the future of the organization (Jiménez et al., 2015) . JS determines the behavioral strategies of employees; therefore, organizations should take care of it. As we demonstrated, JI does not have a (strong) effect on JS, which helps to underscore the importance of WHP intervention. WHP can also-or better, even-be recommended in economically hard times to improve the work environment and JS. | Discussion | [
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56339748 | 42 | 94 | 3,709,932,618 | [
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] | As expected, high JS was related to a lower intention to quit (H5), confirming explanation models about JS and intention to quit (Jiménez, 2006; Van Dick et al., 2004) . Satisfied employees identify with their organization and feel committed to stay. For these employees ,coping strategies such as the intention to quit are not necessary as the evaluation of the current and expected working condition is positive. | Discussion | [
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53391168 | 1 | 11 | 6,650,635,926 | [
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] | Weathering steel is mainly used in designing bridge structures, lattice towers from sections and tubes, but also as roofing and cladding materials or decorative material. The increased resistance to corrosion in the atmosphere results from the development of a compact adhesive corrosion layer on the surface that reduces corrosion rate to a technically permissible limit. The corrosion layer with protective properties, the so-called "patina", forms after 3 to 7 years of exposure under suitable environmental conditions with respect to the concentration of SO 2 in the atmosphere. The necessary atmospheric conditions include, in particular, regular wetting and drying of the steel surface and also an environment remaining within the permissible limits of aggressive corrosion stimulators. In order to ensure a favourable development of the protective corrosion layer, it is necessary to ensure regular maintenance of the structure as well as regular inspections, mainly in the first years after construction, revealing places prone to accumulation of dust particles, impurities, or moisture. When designing structures increased attention must be paid to the layout design of the bridge structure, the structural details, and the design of the drainage system for the bridge [5] . | Introduction | [
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138618795 | 0 | 41 | 6,832,441,088 | [
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] | Hydraulic fracturing is used to stimulate unconventional oil and gas reservoirs where extremely low permeability prevents easy access to the resources. Unconventional reservoirs such as tight sandstone and shale formations have matrix permeability j mat ranging from 1 to 500 lD and 1 to 1000 nD respectively compared to 1 mD and higher for conventional reservoirs (King, 2012) . Fracturing increases the exposed matrix surface area and creates a path for hydrocarbons to flow from the reservoir to the wellbore. | Introduction | [
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138618795 | 1 | 41 | 6,832,441,088 | [
"Materials Science"
] | In this work we concentrate on the role of the fluid and its properties during proppant placement in a fracturing treatment. The stage of filling a fracture with proppant is critical to the success of the whole process and subsequently determines the production rates achieved and how long these can be maintained. Production is directly related to the ability of the proppant pack to retain fracture conductivity k f defined as the product of propped fracture width w and the permeability of the propped zone j (k f = wÁj f ) (Bennett et al., 2005) . Filling vertical fractures with proppant requires a specific fluid rheology. High viscosity is required to carry proppant into the fracture. It is also increasingly accepted that elasticity plays a significant role in proppant suspension (Hu et al., 2015) . These are the main rheological features sought for proppant placement fluids. Other factors such as the physical nature of the proppant, including size and density as well as the rate at which the slurry is pumped are also central to successfully fill fractures (Terracina et al., 2010) . | Introduction | [
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138618795 | 2 | 41 | 6,832,441,088 | [
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] | A crucial period is the transport from the injection wellbore to the near wellbore region inside the fractures. This often occurs via casing perforations. The initial injection of proppant through the perforations in the wellbore can often make or break a fracturing treatment (Daneshy, 1973) . Early bridging or settling of proppant in the near-wellbore zone of the fracture will limit further packing deep into the fracture. This transport is determined by the rheological properties of the fluid to effectively transport the proppant away from the near-wellbore (Gruesbeck and Collins, 1982) . The fracture aperture geometry (tortuosity and alignment), proppant concentration and pump rate also determine proppant transport from the perforation into the fracture (Romero et al., 1995) . Most studies in an oil and gas context focus on wellbore to perforation (i.e. injection/stimulation) or reservoir to perforation (i.e. production) (Brooks and Haggerty, 2011; Gruesbeck and Collins, 1982; Li et al., 2012; Razi et al., 1995) . In this work we investigate novel viscoelastic fluids and determine flow performance from a perforation into an open fracture with a view to optimise carrying capacity -the fluid's ability to suspend proppant during shear flow as a result of its viscoelastic properties. There has been considerable work using viscoelastic surfactant fluids, however these still require some modifying chemical interaction e.g. contact with hydrocarbons or breakers, in order to change their proppant carrying characteristics, in particular the viscosity (Samuel et al., 1999) . In the near-wellbore in particular, shear rates are higher than at the fracture tip (Constien et al., 2000) . Traditional fracturing fluids are shear-thinning and therefore have a lower viscosity in this region. Indeed, insufficient viscosity to transport proppant in this region is known to cause screenouts (Aud et al., 1994) . By contrast the fluids in this study exhibit flow-induced viscoelasticity (FIVE), meaning that they do not have reduced proppant carrying capacity in the near-wellbore. This is investigated by studying the fluid's rheological properties when undergoing extensional flow (such as that from perforation to fracture) and relating this rheology to expected proppant transport ability. | Introduction | [
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16362603 | 18 | 55 | 5,716,330,237 | [
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] | In this study, we sought to understand the basis for the long-term success of the MTB Uganda family in Kampala, Uganda. First, we examined the MTBC population structure and changes in prevalence of the different MTBC lineages circulating in Kampala during the last 18 years. Secondly, we investigated the risk factors associated with cavitary TB. Our data show that in periurban Kampala there are 3 dominant MTBC lineages causing TB, with L4-U being the most predominant and stable for the last 18 years, followed by the L4-NU and L3. Additionally, our multivariate results also showed that this long-term success of L4-U was not due to increased virulence when considering cavitary TB as a proxy, even though cavitary TB per se was independently associated with other known risk factors such as smoking, low socio-economic status and HIV-negative status [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] [42] . We also note that, from out recruitment criteria only smear positive patients were enrolled as index probably this could have reduced our chances of finding any association of MTB lineage with cavitary TB. Nevertheless, among the contacts 80 % of the patients were smear negative and still this category of patients showed no association of MTB Uganda family with cavitation in a univariate analysis (data not shown). | Discussion | [
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54921355 | 1 | 50 | 243,330,009 | [
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105124621 | 1 | 44 | 6,356,645,542 | [
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44213052 | 18 | 9 | 1,608,554,677 | [
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55916623 | 17 | 55 | 3,399,627,011 | [
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18051959 | 2 | 97 | 5,911,378,071 | [
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16327572 | 19 | 31 | 5,669,772,424 | [
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89404839 | 3 | 17 | 2,648,875,029 | [
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8299168 | 2 | 3 | 506,697,958 | [
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] | People moving in an area where wireless transceivers are deployed affect the propagation of the radio signals by shadowing, reflecting, diffracting or scattering a subset of their multipath components [5] , [10] - [12] . In open and uncluttered environments, where line-of-sight (LoS) communication among the transceivers is predominant, a person obstructing a link line will generally cause attenuation of the radio signal. This phenomenon has been succesfully applied for DFL in several works [1] - [4] . However, in cluttered environments, where multipath propagation is predominant, the change in RSS due to the presence of a human body becomes more unpredictable. As the link line is obstructed, the RSS can also remain constant or increase [12] . In addition, due to the multipath propagation of the radio signals, people can affect the RSS also when located far away from the link line [13] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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14458408 | 1 | 53 | 2,536,254,128 | [
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59422221 | 22 | 79 | 2,925,916,080 | [
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59422221 | 2 | 79 | 2,925,916,080 | [
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7050959 | 1 | 47 | 4,616,793,971 | [
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] | At the same time, larger genomes are more prone to mutation, and thus any increase in genome size is expected to impose a mutational hazard on the organism [8] . Studies in plants, fish and animals, for example, revealed a genome size correlation between extinction rates and species richness [9] [10] [11] [12] . Taxa with large genomes experience higher rates of extinction, and tend to be less speciose. Together, these observations suggest that variations in mutation/substitution rates influence the mode and tempo of genome size evolution and rates of diversification in different plant and animal lineages. | Introduction | [
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7050959 | 5 | 47 | 4,616,793,971 | [
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] | The nucleotide and amino acid sequences of orthologous rag1 genes were obtained from GENBANK. Lineages were then selected from the obtained phylogenetic tree according to the availability of their C-values in the Animal Genome Size Database (www.genomesize.com) [32] . A MatLab script was implemented in order to search the data from the Animal Genome Size Database and then to search for the mean divergence times of species pairs with known C-values from the TimeTree website (www.timetree.org) [33] . | Material and Methods | [
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54521207 | 13 | 98 | 4,262,269,468 | [
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] | Since there was no inhibition of pollen-tube germination in the T-4 pistil when pollinated with the normal pollen, indicating that the female organ was normal, functional, and compatible with wild-type pollen, this mutant has a potential for use as a seed parent in hybridseed production. The environmental modulation of fertility provides a further advantage to produce tomato hybrid-seed using the T-4 mutant by a two-line system. In theory, the male-sterile female line can be propagated by growing it under low night temperature conditions (above 12°C and below 18°C) that restore fertility. In practice, however, the temperature controlled malesterility in the T-4 mutant may pose one potential challenge because of the residual fertility observed in the greenhouse in spring under 'sterility' conditions when hand-pollinated (Fig. 3) . A loss of male-sterility and partial seasonal restoration characteristics, coupled with a concomitant regain of pollen fertility with successive backcrosses (data not shown) that is not yet fully understood, is a possible further drawback. It would have been ideal if the hand-pollination in spring resulted in either no fruit-set or parthenocarpic fruits only, and if the F 3 of every mutant progeny gave stable and consistent results. Hand-pollination with T-4 pollen in BC 1 F 3 had earlier resulted in no fruit-set in spring (Masuda et al., 2000) . In BC 2 F 3 used in this study, residual fertility was observed, albeit at low levels. Hand-pollination implies that a very high volume of pollen lands on the stigma, increasing the chance of fertilization. In practice, hybridseed impurity is therefore expected to be minimal, but not ultimately absent in spring. Similar problems with residual fertility have been reported in rice TGMS lines and various methods have been proposed to circumvent them (He et al., 1999) . Simulation studies on the contamination potential of T-4 pollen in competition with normal pollen during hybrid-seed production are underway. | Discussion | [
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54521207 | 1 | 98 | 4,262,269,468 | [
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4503340 | 34 | 2 | 5,243,834,510 | [
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27634229 | 1 | 43 | 2,008,120,138 | [
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] | VLM syndrome is found throughout the world, even in developed countries. Cats and dogs are the definitive hosts of T. canis and T. cati, and human infection is caused by swallowing the eggs shed by these animals. In the small bowel, the eggs release larvae, which penetrate the wall of the intestine and from there can enter the portal venous circulation and hepatic parenchyma [5] . In the liver, they move through the parenchyma and cause necrosis and interstitial edema [5] . The larvae cause disease not only in the liver but also in the heart and brain [6, 7] . Lesions caused by T. canis or T. cati infection can be observed on imaging studies, such as those obtained by computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging, as mass-like lesions that may confuse clinicians [8] . We report on a case of VLM with involvement of the bladder and liver. | Introduction | [
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118647414 | 0 | 1 | 5,474,655,846 | [
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] | The polaritons are modes of the electromagnetic field coupled to normal modes (eigenwaves) which are inherent to a material and able to interact in a linear manner with the electromagnetic field by virtue of their electrical or magnetic character [1] . According to the quantum description, polaritons are related to some 'quasi-particle' excitations consisting a photon coupled to an elementary excitation like plasmon, phonon, exciton, etc., which bring some polarizability into media. Nevertheless, since polaritons are modes of the electromagnetic field, their description is possible to fulfill on the basis of macroscopic Maxwell's equations, where polaritons are considered as modes existing in a bulk material (bulk polaritons) as well as on a medium surface (surface polaritons). In the latter case corresponding boundary conditions must be imposed in order to match the components of the field vectors on both sides of the interface. Therefore, electromagnetic features of these bulk and surface modes in matter turn out to be closely related to the material properties of a medium, and, in particular, to the resonant states in the frequency dependence of its macroscopic dielectric function [2] . In such approach, the polaritons are completely determined by the characteristic frequencies of the relative permittivity of the medium. | Introduction | [
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5958323 | 2 | 67 | 3,971,816,232 | [
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] | Positive risk-taking is generally understood as enabling people with learning disabilities (among others) to have greater control over the way they live their lives, which may bring benefits in terms of independence and well-being, but may also involve an element of risk either in terms of health and safety or in a potential failure to achieve the intended goal (Manthorpe et al 1997; Alaszewski & Alaszewski, 2002) . Central to the conceptualisation and implementation of positive risk-taking is a decision-making and negotiation process where people with learning disabilities are supported in weighing the risks against the benefits. The 'risks of independence for individuals are shared with them and balanced openly against benefits' (Department of Health, 2005: 10) . The success of positive risk-taking therefore relies on 'shared risk taking' where professionals, carers, parents and people with learning disabilities work together to agree plans and actions (McConkey & Smyth, 2003) . | INTRODUCTION | [
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7439240 | 22 | 32 | 2,919,311,286 | [
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] | We began by evaluating the coverage of the source language lexicon. For this, we gathered a monolingual Scottish Gaelic corpus comprised of 3.9M tokens from 14713 web-crawled texts (Scannell, 2007) . The system recognized 96.74% of the tokens in this corpus, a result which is comparable to, or even better than, the coverage of many open-source spell checkers on (noisy) web texts. This result is due to (1) the fact that we were able to re-purpose a number of open-source lexical resources when building our dictionary, (2) the addition of a large database of "untranslatables": proper names (e.g. Facebook, Akerbeltz), non-Gaelic words (mostly English, but some Latin, French, etc.), and abbreviations (e.g. km, vs) and (3) the ability of the system to handle misspellings and variants either by including them in the lexicon (with mappings to "standard" forms) or through the application of spelling rules. Evaluating the MT system itself proved problematic. Even though we were able to assemble a parallel corpus, the vast majority of the texts are translations from a common English source (principally, the open-source software translations and the Bible texts), as opposed to direct translations between Irish and Scottish Gaelic. To get around this issue, the author manually translated a collection of 593 sentences from Scottish Gaelic to Irish and used this as a test corpus. When comparing the output of gd2ga with these reference translations, the word-error rate (WER) was 38.67%. This can be compared with a baseline system that simply leaves the Scottish Gaelic source text unchanged, yielding a WER of 88.09%. This is still not completely satisfactory as an evaluation for a couple of reasons. First, given the nature of the statistical model, the translations produced by gd2ga stay very close to the source language text, and so a sentence like Tha mi a' tuigsinn a-nis. | Evaluation | [
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2455002 | 4 | 78 | 2,840,609,147 | [
"Computer Science"
] | Inherently, the standard 802.11 multi-access protocol attempts to achieve max-min fairness in bandwidth usage. When different WSs use different data rates, the WSs transmitting at lower data rates use up more "air time". Thus, 1) max-min fairness in bandwidth usage does not translate to max-min fairness in air-time usage; (in fact, there will much unfairness in terms of air-time usage) and 2) total network throughput could be dragged down significantly when the data rates vary widely [4] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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67787481 | 82 | 1 | 223,197,729 | [
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] | We give all eigenmodes to three decimal places, and label the cut-off eigenmodes outwards from the real axis. We mark any eigenmodes where we need to use the two turning point method with a star in the tables. We calculate the Green's function contribution p m n (x, r|x 0 , r 0 ) for each cut-on acoustic mode and the nearest cut-off modes by using Eq. (51). We then sum these contributions to get the acoustic Green's function, p A n . We generally need to consider the Green's function contribution from at most the closest one or two cut-off modes. This is because the magnitude of the Green's function contribution for the cut-off modes far away from the real line is very small due to the exp(ik(x − x 0 )) term. We only consider the critical layer contribution for the first swirling flow, and we show it is small compared to the acoustic Green's function. We then ignore the critical layer contribution for all other examples, as justified by Posson and Peake [23] . For each example we consider a single source (x 0 , r 0 ) and vary x and r. We always take x − x 0 > 0, so we only consider the downstream eigenmodes, but upstream results follow in exactly the same way. | Results | [
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67787481 | 112 | 1 | 223,197,729 | [
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] | In this paper we considered the eigenmodes and Green's function of the acoustic analogy in swirling flow from Posson and Peake [25] . We presented high-frequency asymptotics, which allowed us to calculate the eigenmodes and Green's function extremely accurately, even when we had lined walls and realistic mean swirling flow. When we have a more complicated mean flow profile (such as high order polynomials or realistic swirling flow) then the accuracy of the asymptotic method is reduced, although it still produces very accurate results. We also saw that the effect of swirl is very significant on the full Green's function, with Figures 7 and 8 showing the effect of swirl both asymptotically and numerically. | Conclusions | [
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46481146 | 9 | 43 | 1,377,944,713 | [
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] | The results for Cr removal from raw water samples by coagulants are shown in Table 2 . The levels of Cr dropped from 0.48 mg/l at 0 mg/l Al 2 (SO 4 ) 3 dosage to 0.07 mg/ at 10 mg/l Al 2 (SO 4 ) 3 dosage (i.e., 85.42% removal; pH, 7.7). With Fe 2 (SO 4 ) 3 treatment, Cr levels in water fell to 0.05 mg/l at 13 mg/l dosage (i.e. 89.58% removal; pH, 7.4). Significant removal of Cr from water was achieved with both coagulants but the removal was much more significant with Fe 2 (SO 4 ) 3 . The new level of Cr in water after Fe 2 (SO 4 ) 3 treatment fell to within the South African water quality guideline of 0.05 mg/l in water intended for domestic use (DWAF, 1996) . | Results and discussion | [
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"text": "Significant removal of Cr from water was achieved with both coagulants but the removal was much more significant with Fe 2 (SO 4 ) 3 .",
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35369085 | 35 | 61 | 1,487,905,384 | [
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] | As far as changes in the correlation between climate indices and climate variables are concerned, the copula method showed that this correlation did not change significantly over time despite a change in air mass circulation in Quebec observed during the 1980s [10] . However, for four of the stations analyzed, there is a significant change in the correlation between climate indices and climate variables. This change, however, which is generally characterized by an increase in coefficient of correlation values, predates the 1980s decade, and its causes have not been elucidated because human factors (different measurement devices, operators, measurement sites, etc.) cannot be called upon to explain them. | Discussion and Conclusions | [
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35369085 | 32 | 61 | 1,487,905,384 | [
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] | As regards the relationship between the various climate variables (temperature and precipitation), the study shows that there is no statistically significant correlation between winter temperature and precipitation in Quebec. Thus, maximum and minimum temperatures correlated with one another are not correlated with the amount of rain or snow. A commonly accepted assumption is that increasing winter temperature induces a decrease in the amount of snow and a concomitant increase in the amount of rain in winter. However, the link between temperature and amount of precipitation is not as simple as commonly suggested. From a climate standpoint, the amount of snow or rain in winter does not depend exclusively on air temperature variability. Three other factors are also important: the amount of water vapor available in the atmosphere, the frequency and magnitude of convective movements, and the frequency and persistence of cold and warm air masses. In Quebec, winter rainfalls are associated with the presence of warm and humid air masses coming from the United States and/or the Atlantic Ocean. However, the amount of rain produced by these warm and humid air masses during a given season depends primarily on their frequency in the region and the amount of water vapor they contain. Hence, although it has been shown that winter temperatures in Quebec are on the rise, this warming does not necessarily lead to higher rainfall in winter, because this temperature increase affects minimum nighttime temperatures much more strongly than it does maximum daytime temperatures [23] . In winter, although minimum temperatures are increasing, they still most commonly fall below 0 • C, which precludes an increase in the amount or frequency of precipitation as rain during winter in Quebec. Finally, the impact of this nighttime warming on the increased frequency of warm and humid air masses that produce rain has yet to be demonstrated in Quebec. The amount of snow in winter in Quebec primarily depends, for its part, on the frequency of cold fronts associated with cyclogenesis (polar front). However, this frequency is independent of the nighttime warming observed in Quebec as such, because these fronts are part of larger regional and global scale air mass patterns. This may account for the absence of any significant relationship between temperature and amount of snow in Quebec. | Discussion and Conclusions | [
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7619182 | 0 | 93 | 3,327,279,419 | [
"Chemistry"
] | Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) consist of heterogeneous groups including, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), organo-chlorinated pesticides (OCPs), and other organic pollutants [1] . POPs are characterized by high chemical, biological stability and lipophilicity, which makes POPs persist in the environment and bio-accumulate within the food chain [2] . POPs are toxic chemicals that have the capability to stay stable in the environment over long period of time. In the year 2001 Stockholm Convention, the polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) organochlorinated pesticides (OCPs) were given special attention and thus were included in the so called "dirty dozen" [3] . | Introduction | [
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67850043 | 0 | 33 | 561,461,968 | [
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] | Composed of various minerals, rock is a common engineering material with complex mechanical properties. Mainly controlled by tensile and compressive stress, the failure behaviors of rock under stress are highly complex. The tensile strength of rock (especially for coal) is far less than its compressive strength, and a lower tensile stress level can cause brittle fracture, which seriously threatens the safety and stability of the engineering structure. Therefore, studies on rock tensile failure are of great significance for underground engineering including tunnel, underground chamber, and coal mining [1] . | Introduction | [
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67850043 | 1 | 33 | 561,461,968 | [
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] | In the loading process of rock, microcracks inside it constantly initiate, propagate, and even gradually interconnect to form macrocracks and cause macrofracture. So studies with only conventional mechanics methods are far from enough. In recent years, the electrical resistivity and AE methods are applied to studies on the failure process of rock [2, 3] . The Brazilian split test is a standard method to determine the tensile strength of rock [4] . Studies on the response laws of the electrical resistivity and AE during the failure process are of great value, which help to understand the rock failure mechanism and to analyze the field real-time monitoring data of electrical resistivity and AE. | Introduction | [
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