Titlebook: Short Wave Radiation Problems in Inhomogeneous Media; Asymptotic Solutions Clifford O. Bloom,Nicholas D. Kazarinoff Book 1976 Springer-Verl

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Clifford O. Bloom,Nicholas D. Kazarinoff Geographic Information System (GIS) has emerged as a pivotal tool, assuming a pivotal role in monitoring landslide hazards, risks, and vulnerabilities. Through the fusion of diverse spatial data sources—encompassing topography, land cover, rainfall, geology, and infrastructure details—GIS enables c

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Sleep and Circadian Regulation of the Autonomic Nervous Systemced desynchrony and constant routine protocols indicate strong circadian influences on heart rate (HR) and cardiac vagal activity, which fluctuate across 24 hours, with HR being lower, and vagal activity higher, during the nocturnal period. Sleep also influences ANS activity: during non-rapid-eye-mo

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Perinatal Programming of Adult Metabolic Homeostasis humans consistently show associations of small size at birth and later glucose intolerance and/or diabetes. A primary defect is thought to be insulin resistance, which is associated with both small size at birth and neonatal catch-up growth. The available evidence suggests that this resistance may

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Summary and Future Trendsraphy, AI security, IoT, and AR/VR are analyzed to highlight new attack surfaces. Community vigilance through education, responsible innovation, and collaboration is reaffirmed as vital to balance open access and resilience. As Web3 promises a new trust paradigm for digital ecosystems, robust securi

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Opiates, Opioids and Their Receptors in the Modulation of Painf opioid receptors and ligands, including that of the functions related to the various ligand-receptor interactions. In this context their role in the modulation of pain is of particular interest and will be discussed here.

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,Writing in Pain: Baudelaire’s Urban Poetics,world—from the minutest physical or verbal artifact to that vast collective artifact called “civilization”—return as percepts and concepts to their source in the body, where they reside as the fundamental constituents of somatic (self-)experience.