Titlebook: Marine Renewable Energy Technology and Environmental Interactions; Mark A. Shields,Andrew I.L. Payne Book 2014 Springer Science+Business M

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Gordon D. Hastie,Douglas M. Gillespie,Jonathan C. D. Gordon,Jamie D. J. Macaulay,Bernie J. McConnellportunity to study the shape, structure, form, and size of cells. Deep learning approaches for cell instance segmentation rely on the instance segmentation mask for each cell, which is a labor-intensive and expensive task. An ample amount of unlabeled microscopic data is available in the cell biolog

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Graham Savidge,David Ainsworth,Stuart Bearhop,Nadja Christen,Bjoern Elsaesser,Frank Fortune,Rich Ingabled us to make geometric measurements of subjects’ bones in the UK Biobank Imaging Study. Of the 72,362 bone images made available, we measured both femurs and tibia on 59,214 (82%). We did not include images where (i) one leg was not wholly imaged, (ii) hip or knee replacements were present, or (

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An Introduction to Marine Renewable Energy,onment, in particular renewable energy from tidal currents, wave and wind, can help achieve a sustainable energy future. Our understanding of environmental impacts and suitable mitigation methods associated with extracting renewable energy from the marine environment is improving all the time and it

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The Physics and Hydrodynamic Setting of Marine Renewable Energy, its marginal seas in the form of surface waves (≈ 2 TW) and tides (≅ 2.6 TW) where that energy is naturally dissipated. The seas and coastlines around the UK and its neighbours are notable for dissipating a significant fraction of the global energy of waves (≈ 50 MW km. on the Atlantic coast) and e

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Baselines and Monitoring Methods for Detecting Impacts of Hydrodynamic Energy Extraction on Intertiorefront of the development of wave-energy extraction devices. Exposure to wave energy plays a dominant role in shaping the Orkney landscape and determining the ecological community, but little is known of the consequences of commercial scale removal of energy from the environment. An extensive long

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