Dai, Shaojun Zhou, Jian Ning, Xianping Xu, Jianxin Wang, Hua
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Open Geosciences
An accurate survey of field vegetation information facilitates the evaluation of ecosystems and the improvement of remote sensing models. Extracting fractional vegetation cover (FVC) information using aerial images is one of the important areas of unmanned aerial vehicles. However, for a field with diverse vegetation species and a complex surface e...
Ji, Huawei Lin, Pingxuan Wang, Hui Chen, Jiping Ren, Rui Li, Aorui
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Open Chemistry
Selenium (Se) is an essential trace element for humans. The Ankang tea plantation area in China is the best place for producing high-quality and Se-enriched organic tea. However, accumulation of potentially toxic elements (PTEs) in soil and tea leaves has attracted a lot of attention. Therefore, in this research, the content status of Se and five P...
Wojciechowski, Torsten
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Sport und Gesellschaft
Panwar, Deepak Singh Chaurasia, Ram Chandra Ken, Bhupendra Singh Tudu, Balraj Krishnan Shah, Vishal Mehta, Jigesh Kumar, Abhinav Ansari, Mushtaq Ahmad Natrayan, Lakshmaiya Malik, Ishfaq Ahmed
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Open Chemistry
Concerns about pollution and global warming have grown in recent years. Efficient coal use is critical for reducing the environmental toll of fossil fuel consumption. This study aims to examine how transition metal chlorides affect the burn-off rate and thermal conversion efficiency of bituminous coal with a high ash content. The analytical methods...
Koos, Marianne
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Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte
According to Diderot, ressemblance was a central quality in eighteenth-century portraiture – and yet it was ultimately less important than the particular manner of execution, le faire. Bold brushstrokes, art critics agreed in Paris around 1750, not only enliven the subject, but also testify to the artistic enthousiasme, the genius of a painter. Whi...
Toma, Matei
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Open Mathematics
We show that certain moduli spaces of vector bundles over blown-up primary Hopf surfaces admit no compact components. These are the moduli spaces used by Andrei Teleman in his work on the classification of class VII surfaces.
Huth, Andreas
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Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte
Unless they hold a professorship, most academics at German universities are employed on a fixed-term basis. Regardless of their academic achievements such as publications, conferences, and lectures, they lose their job after a few years. Art historians are no exception. Notwithstanding years-long criticism and protest by those affected, as well as ...
Li, Fei Wang, Jianli Ning, Xiaohong
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Asian Journal of Medical Humanities
Objectives This study focuses on the integration of Palliative Care and Narrative Medicine by presenting a case study of palliative care consultation. Case presentation The research team provides a definition of bottleneck problems and examines the use of narrative in palliative care as a means to address these issues. A case study of demonstrated ...
Sorrentino, Vincenzo
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Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte
This article deals with national communities in Naples and their churches during the early modern period. Florentine, Lombard, and Genoese merchants had all received special privileges that exempted them from taxes on their trading and from local jurisdiction. These three nationes had different forms of government and the foundations and following ...
Çöl, Aynur
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Demonstratio Mathematica
We consider the boundary value problem generated by a system of Dirac equations with polynomials of spectral parameter in the boundary condition. We investigate the continuity of the scattering function and provide Levinson-type formula, which shows that the increment of the scattering function’s logarithm is related to the number of eigenvalues of...
