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71 resultados para Ecological compensation

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Cerebrospinal compensation of pulsating cerebral blood volume in hydrocephalus

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Incremental predictive and adaptive noise compensation

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Combining VTS model compensation and support vector machines

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Magnetic sensor with electromagnetic radiation compensation

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Compensation of dynamic friction by a fractional order robust controller

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Ultrasound compounding with automatic attenuation compensation using paired angle scans

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Experimental demonstration of electronic dispersion compensation in subcarrier modulated links over FDDI grade multimode fibre

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Influence of underground excavation on compensation grouting in clays; a small-scale laboratory experiments

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Steering compensation for high-performance motorcycles

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Steering compensation for high-performance motorcycles

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Phase encoded spread in time signals for suppression of propagation non-linearities in 40 Gb/s CDM/WDM communications systems using optical phase conjugation for dispersion compensation

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Effect of injection rate on clay-grout behavior for compensation grouting

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Effect of multiple injection on long-term compensation grouting - laboratory and numerical studies

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Accurate phase compensation using binary phase holograms

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Novel polarisation independent gain compensation in semiconductor optical amplifiers using terminal monitoring

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