lattice
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Bernward Joerges,Terry Shinnpplications without neglecting the fundamental science.Provi.This book describes the development of sources of negative ions and their application in science and industry. It describes the physical foundations and implementation of the key methods of negative ion production and control, such as cha
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sources for accelerators; surface plasma sources with Penning discharge for microlithography; semiplanotrons; geometric focusing; semiplanotrons for accelerators; semiplanotrons with spherical focusing for continuous operation; compact surface plasma sources for heavy negative ion production; develo
Graves’-disease
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Indict
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接触
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CLAIM
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The Research-Technology Matrix: German Origins, 1860–1900 through a realignment of the intellectual and material productions of academia, industry and the state. A new form of cognitive, instrumental and functional entity arose — the “research-technology” current — whose principal objective was the design, construction and diffusion of high performance de
Endometrium
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Displacing Radioactivityctive science accorded a central role to metrology and industry, centrally important to our subject. We need not be too puzzled by this, as long as we do not take Curie’s persona at face value. Curie may have been a pure scientist — but one with a view of radioactivity that encompassed industry, met
Lipoprotein
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迅速成长
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judiciousness
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In Search of Space: Fourier Spectroscopy 1950–1970s,’ never attaining the status of ‘disciplines’ ensconced in universities, and their specialists do not become recognized ‘professionals.’. A major social component of such side-lined sciences — one important grouping of technoscientific workers — is the ‘research-technology community’ (e.g. Shinn 1