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A virtual spreader to overcome experimental limits: Example of use to deepen the meaning of the transverse coefficient of variation

2017

International audience; A virtual spreader was modelled by combining the use of theoretical motion equations and statistical distributions of input parameters. These parameters were deduced from experimental measurements using a custom-made spreader, an imaging system, a particle impact recording device and a rotating test bench. Using this model, each spread pattern was computed using a random selection of values following the statistical distribution of each input parameter. Using simulations, we quantified how the CV value was affected by application rates and measurement protocols whatever spreader settings. Simulations showed the CV value and its measurement variability increased when …

[SDV] Life Sciences [q-bio]modellingfertiliser ballistic properties[ SDV ] Life Sciences [q-bio][SDV]Life Sciences [q-bio][SDE]Environmental Sciencesfertiliser spreadingtransverse test
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Economies d'agglomération et configurations spatiales dans les espaces ruraux

1997

The question to be addressed here is that of the agglomeration/dispersion forces that are likely to account for the location of people and jobs in rural areas and the way they explain spatial patterns in rural areas depending on urban influence. Economic geography models may provide suitable tools with which to investigate the organization of rural areas. We first review these models, focusing on dispersion forces, which rest basically on land consumption and transport costs. We suggest then a set of hypotheses concerning the main forces at work in rural areas. Intensity of agglomeration economies is hypothesized to be related to the urban size, which in turn induces increasing land rents a…

[SDV]Life Sciences [q-bio]rural areasGeography Planning and Development0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologyrentes foncières[SHS]Humanities and Social Scienceséconomie géographiqueLOCALISATIONcommuting11. SustainabilityEconomics[ SHS.ECO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economies and financesEconomic geography[SHS.ECO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and FinanceComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSmigrations alternantesmedia_commoneducation.field_of_studydensityEconomies of agglomeration05 social sciencesEconomic renttransport planning1. No poverty021107 urban & regional planningDiseconomies of scale[SHS.ECO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and Finance[SDV] Life Sciences [q-bio]service locationspatial configuration8. Economic growth[SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences050703 geographyrural planningagglomeration economiesespaces rurauxeconomic geographyurban spreadmedia_common.quotation_subjectétalement urbainPopulation0507 social and economic geographyland rentsbassins d'emploiEnvironmental Science (miscellaneous)Environnement espace et sociétéurban planningUrban planningeducationTransportation planningeconomic theoryeconomicscountryside conservationSpatial ecologylabor market areasEconomic systemRural area
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Fouille d’un quartier funéraire des Ier et IIe s. dans le suburbium de Soissons/Augusta Suessionum : aires de crémation et inhumations d’enfants

2012

In the beginning of 2008 a preventive excavation has been conducted on about 1200 m2 of a large antique cemetery situated upon the butte Saint-Jean at Soissons (Aisne). In this cemetery, almost unknown, located south-west of the Roman town Augusta Suessionum a consistent activity in the part being excavated took place between the Augustan era and mid 2nd c. The total number of inhumations uncovered is 186 (mainly of infants). Cremations were executed from the very beginning altogether with inhumations, in more or less close proximity to them according to periods, then became predominant to the detriment of burials which were just previously arranged. Different structures clearly connected t…

[SHS.ARCHEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistoryfosse de rejetsDépartement de l'Aisnebûcher funérairechildren cemeteryoffrandeenclosurescrémationenclosustrinumfunerary mealsArchéologiesépulture à incinérationrubbish pitsépandage charbonneuxsépulture à inhumationComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSpyresrepas funérairesofferings[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistorycharcoal spreadingsnécropole d’enfantsProtohistoirebustumSoissonsdeposits[ SHS.ARCHEO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory[SHS.HIST] Humanities and Social Sciences/HistoryPicardiedépôt[SHS.HIST]Humanities and Social Sciences/Historycremation burialsinhumation burials
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Simulation of granular organic fertilizer application by centrifugal spreader

2021

There is no specialized equipment designed to spread granular cylindrical organic fertilizer in the soil. There are also no rational recommendations available on how to spread this type of fertilizer. Mineral fertilizer spreaders are most often used for spreading granulated organic fertilizer. However, these fertilizers are significantly different from mineral fertilizers. Due to these differences, organic granular fertilizers often are spread unevenly, and the fertilizer does not reach the required working width. Furthermore, the rate of spreading is not accurate, and the fertilizer is often crushed too much. The objective of this research is to develop a simulation model for granular orga…

biofertilizer extended distinct element method manure spreading simulation model spatially variable rate fertilizer applicationBiofertilizerAgricultural engineering010501 environmental sciencesengineering.materialbiofertilizer; extended distinct element method; manure; spreading simulation model; spatially variable rate fertilizer applicationspatially variable rate fertilizer application01 natural scienceslcsh:Agriculturespreading simulation modelResearch articleSpinning0105 earth and related environmental sciencesextended distinct element methodlcsh:SSettore AGR/09 - Meccanica Agraria04 agricultural and veterinary sciencesManureDiscrete element methodmanure040103 agronomy & agricultureengineeringbiofertilizer0401 agriculture forestry and fisheriesEnvironmental scienceFertilizerParticle sizeAgronomy and Crop ScienceOrganic fertilizer
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Comparative sclerochronology of modern and mid-Pliocene (c. 3.5Ma) Aequipecten opercularis (Mollusca, Bivalvia): an insight into past and future clim…

2009

Records of environment contained within the accretionarily deposited tissues of fossil organisms afford a means of detailed reconstruction of past climates and hence of rigorous testing of numerical climate models. We identify the environmental factors controlling oxygen and carbon stable-isotopic composition, and microgrowth-increment size, in the shell of modern examples of the Queen Scallop, Aequipecten opercularis. This understanding is then applied in interpretation of data from mid-Pliocene A. opercularis from eastern England. On the basis of oxygen-isotope evidence we conclude that winter minimum seafloor temperature was similar to present values (typically 6–7 °C) in the adjacent so…

biologyGlobal warmingPaleontologyClimate changeOceanographybiology.organism_classificationSeafloor spreadingAequipectenGulf StreamOceanographySclerochronologyPaleoclimatologyClimate modelEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsGeologyEarth-Surface ProcessesPalaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
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Hedging spark spread risk with futures

2018

Abstract This paper discusses the spark spread risk management using electricity and natural gas futures. We focus on three European markets in which the natural gas share in the fuel mix varies considerably: Germany, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. We find that spark spread returns are partially predictable, and consequently, the Ederington and Salas (2008) minimum variance hedging approach should be applied. Hedging the spark spread is more difficult than hedging electricity and natural gas price risks with individual futures contracts. Whereas spark spread risk reduction for monthly periods produces values of between 20.05% and 48.90%, electricity and natural gas individual hedg…

business.industry020209 energy05 social sciences02 engineering and technologyManagement Monitoring Policy and LawPower generation systemGeneral EnergyGeographyEconomyNatural gasSpark spread0502 economics and business0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringEconometricsElectricity marketElectricity050207 economicsbusinessFutures contractRisk managementEnergy Policy
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Spreading Depression Induces Permanent Cell Swelling Under Penumbra Conditions

2000

Background. Spreading depression (SD) is known to go along with temporary breakdown of ion gradients and cell swelling which spontaneously normalizes. Here, the effects of SD at reduced flow conditions as encountered in the ischemic penumbra are examined.

business.industryBrain edemaCell swellingPenumbraCortical spreading depressionBiophysicsMedicinebusinessTissue impedance
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Causalities between CO2, electricity, and other energy variables during phase I and phase II of the EU ETS

2010

The topic of this article is the analysis of the interplay between daily carbon, electricity and gas price data with the European Union Emission Trading System (EU ETS) for CO2 emissions. In a first step we have performed Granger causality tests for Phase I of the EU ETS (January 2005 until December 2007) and the first year of Phase II of the EU ETS (2008). The analysis includes both spot and forward markets—given the close interactions between the two sets of markets. The results show that during Phase I coal and gas prices, through the clean dark and spark spread, impacted CO2 futures prices, which in return Granger caused electricity prices. During the first year of the Phase II, the sho…

business.industryFinancial economicsManagement Monitoring Policy and Lawjel:G13General EnergyQuantitative analysis (finance)Granger causalityCO2 futures; Energy prices; Granger causality;Spark spreadEconomicsEconometricsmedia_common.cataloged_instanceCoalEmissions tradingElectricityEuropean unionbusinessFutures contractjel:Q49media_commonEnergy Policy
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Glutamate Enhances Brain Damage from Ischemia and Trauma

1997

The amino acid glutamate is a model agent to demonstrate the significance of neurotoxic mediator compounds in secondary brain damage from trauma, ischemia or other adverse conditions. Intensive research of the role of mediator compounds is clinically worthwile as more specific forms of treatment may emerge for the benefit of afflicted patients. In view of the great number of factors, cytokines, etc., which could play a role, it is mandatory that a mediator function in secondary brain damage is identified according to the stringent requirements established for that purpose. Glutamate has been shown — as is the case for only a few other agents — to meet all the criteria of a mediator of secon…

business.industryHead injuryIschemiaGlutamate receptorBrain damagemedicine.diseaseBioinformaticsLesionMediatorCortical spreading depressionmedicinemedicine.symptombusinessStroke
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Sport and Quality of Life

2022

Negli ultimi trent’anni lo sport ha assunto un significato molto rilevante nella vita delle persone e, seppure con notevoli differenze, sia nei paesi a sviluppo economico avanzato, sia in quelli in via di sviluppo. A livello individuale, esso ha costituito un’area di investimento identitario quando ha assunto la forma di sport spettacolo del quale fruire, alimentando la pratica del tifo e il fandom o costituendo il modello di uno stile di vita vincente; ma anche quando ha assunto la forma di pratica del tempo libero attraverso la quale tenersi in forma, facendo crescere, in questo caso, la diffusione di una cultura della salute e del benessere. Si tratta di due modalità di approcciare al co…

but also when he took the form of free time practice through which to keep fit making grow in this case the diffusion of a culture of health and well-being. These are two ways of approaching the consumption of sports by spectators and actorIn the last thirty years sport has taken on a very significant meaning in people's lives and albeit with considerable differences both in advanced economic development countries and in developing countries. On an individual level it constituted an area of identity investment when it assumed the shape of “sport spectacle” to be enjoyed fueling the practice of cheering and fandom or constituting the model of a winning lifestyleand the two ways of use can be strongly related to the perception and assessment of the quality of life. The “semantic universes” which however connote sport and “free time sports” have often appeared polarized. Commercial sport and sports professionalism are intertwined with the institutions of economics politics and culture which above all stress its “spectacularity” in order to capture first and foremost the audience. But also the sport of leisure time is intertwined with the actions of the institutions of economics politics and culture with the difference that these stress above all its “healthy value” aimed at the “healthy and rational” investment of time in an activity which improves the quality of life in the short medium and long period. This polarization between the consumption of sport entertainment - commercial sport - and the consumption of sport as a leisure activity - sport for all - has become increasingly interconnected precisely because of the increased collective identity demand via sport. In other words we have witnessed the spread of shape of sports entertainment that recall the importance of sports for psychophysical well-being for integration and social participation for the reduction of social inequalities ethnic and cultural differences and in which the importance assumed was weakened in the show from agonism from competition from the physical confrontation between two contenders or two teams. A sport in which we act with competitors as well as against competitors. And on the other hand we have gradually witnessed the spectacularization of sports in our free time to the point that the sharing of the results obtained through the declination of a competitive spirit that presents itself as directed no longer against other contenders but against its own performance limits it has become the way in which each person makes part of his or her own life spectacular the one he often considers most authentic. The aim of this work is to describe how the intertwining between the commercial/professional dimension of the sports show and the playful/recreational dimension of sports practice are fueled by a demand and an offer of social identity that characterizes these two “semantic universes”.Settore SPS/07 - Sociologia Generale
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