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40 resultados para DARK MATTER DETECTORS

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

A calibrated 3D dataset for automatic evaluation of keypoint detectors and descriptors

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Not just a matter of design: key issues surrounding the inclusive design process

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Outsourcing in the face of radical innovation: does industry clockspeed matter?

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Towards the fabrication and measurement of high sensitivity SiC-UV detectors with oxide ramp termination

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Do academic spin-outs differ and does it matter?

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Comparison of Schottky and pn 6H-SiC photo-detectors with excellent UV sensitivity and selectivity

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Numerical and analytical study of 6H-SiC detectors with high UV performance

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An effective high-voltage termination for SiC planar pn junctions for use in high-voltage devices and UV detectors

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Computer controlled manipulation of matter at the nanometre scale with the scanning probe microscope

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Make-buy decisions in the face of technological change: does industry clockspeed matter?

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Do academic spin-off firms differ and does it matter?

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Particulate matter emission during start-up and transient operation of a spark-ignition engine (2): effect of speed, load, and real-world driving cycles

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Mechanisms of particulate matter formation in spark-ignition engines. 1. Effect of engine operating conditions

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Mechanisms of particulate matter formation in spark-ignition engines. 2. Effect of fuel, oil, and catalyst parameters

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Mechanism of particulate matter formation in spark-ignition engines. 3. Model of PM formation

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