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[...] [...] and Goldstone radio telescope facilities; [...] [...]

[...] the Chinese spectral radioheliograph (CSRH) will “tune in” to the Sun to capture low-frequency radio bursts of a phenomenon known as [...]

[...] combined with RFaxis' on-die transmit circuitry, [...] [...]

[...] [...] cell phone radiation that was absorbed by bovine brain tissue and a gel with similar electrical [...]

[...] types of proton events and arrival parameters relating to interplanetary coronal mass ejections (ICMEs) associated with high-intensity solar radio events for the period 1987-2003, IGA researchers studied possible scenarios of particle acceleration for proton events with a high-intensity and low-intensity metric component using solar metric radio emission data on the [...] [...]

Note: When using small room sizes and short Decay times on percussive signals, the Reverb level and Early level must have an approx. level difference of 4dB in order to prevent a slap effect.

[...] the Mauritius Radio Telescope project [...] [...]

Researchers from IGA and the Basovizza Radio Astronomy Station of the Trieste Astronomical Observatory in Italy studied pulsating structures in solar radio emission at 237 megahertz and described the two different types of pulsation observed prior to the solar flare of 9 September 2001.

[...] [...] aircraft to send television signals to [...]

[...] [...] of low-frequency radio bursts from the [...]

In addition to the numerous members of the Armenian scientific community who have played a prominent role in developing space technology, such as Grigor Gurzadyan, who is considered to be the founder of radio astronomy, there were others who were directly involved in the work leading to Gagarin’s flight, including Ruben Chachikyan, the chief designer in charge of pressurization elements within the landing system, and Armen Mnatsakanyan, one of the chief designers for the space radio system, who at that time headed the Scientific Research Institute of Precision Instruments.

To emphasize either the Early Reflections or the Reverb tail, try setting the Early level and the Rev level with a difference of 6dB.

[...] [...] collaboration between the Mauritius Radio Telescope and the Southern African Large Telescope or other optical/radio observatories in southern [...]

Mitochondrial membrane potential(MMP), intracellular [...] [...]

The two DC output, current-regulated filament power supplies are controlled via sophisticated emission current regulation circuitry to provide accurate and stable X-Ray tube currents.

A research group led by Professor Yuichi Ikuhara at WPI Advanced Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University (concurrently serving as Professor at School of Engineering, University of Tokyo and Senior Researcher at Japan Fine Ceramic Center (JFCC)), and Assistant Professor Zhongchang Wang at WPI Advanced Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University has discovered that very small amount of impurities on grain boundaries of ceramics (magnesium oxide) form an unexpected superstructure at the atomic level, through the observation with an atom-resolved aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscope and the supercomputing calculation.