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61 resultados para cyclic K48-linked di-ubiquitin

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Cyclic Supersaturation and Triple Phase Boundary Dynamics in Germanium Nanowire Growth

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Robust synchronization in networks of cyclic feedback systems

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Output synchronisation in networks of cyclic biochemical oscillators

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Pipe-soil interaction behaviour during lateral buckling, including large amplitude cyclic displacement tests by the Safebuck JIP

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Centrifuge modelling of liquefaction of saturated sand under cyclic loading

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Centrifuge modelling of the behaviour of saturated granular deposits under cyclic loading: the experience of the Schofield Centre, Cambridge University

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Uniaxial monotonic and cyclic deformation behaviour of bituminous mixes

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Effect of cementation on cyclic soil-structure interface behaviour

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A combined experimental-numerical study to cyclic behaviour of limestone

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Designing linked performance measures - a connectance based approach

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Blind frequency offset and delay estimation of linearly modulated signals using second order cyclic statistics

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Blind frequency offset and delay estimation of linearly modulated signals using second order cyclic statistics

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Fast response NO/HC measurements in the cylinder and exhaust port of a DI diesel engine

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Effect of pore fluid viscosity on the cyclic behaviour of sands

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Bayesian estimation in the cyclic correlation domain

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