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A comprehensive numerical analysis of HMX/GAP pseudo-propellant combustion has been established to predict the propellant burning rate and detailed combustion wave structure over a broad range of ambient pressure, laser intensity, and propellant composition.

With a view to recycle spent P. eryngii substrate for cultivation of other mushrooms in a low cost way, in the present study, A. chaxingu was chosen because it is a moderate temperature fruiting type mushroom suitable for cultivation at a broad range of ambient temperatures for a period from late spring to autumn in south China.

During nectar and pollen foraging in a temperate climate, honeybees are exposed to a broad range of ambient temperatures, challenging their thermoregulatory ability.

On average, the thorax surface temperature (Tth) was regulated at a high and rather constant level over a broad range of ambient temperatures (Tth = 33.7 35.7°C, Ta = 10 27°C).

The durability of the battery pack was tested for a broad range of extreme ambient conditions including a shaker table to simulate potholes and a thermal chamber, to simulate temperatures varying from 116 F, typical of the Southwest deserts, to -40 F typical of the Alaska tundra.

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This flexibility in the choice of sample pressure provides a route for downstream integration with a large set of classical and emerging ionization methods operating over a broad range of pressures, including ambient and subambient, coupled to active and passive sampling methods.

Testing has shown that the unit is accurate over a broad range of mixing ratios, able to compensate for changes in ambient pressure, and stable for long periods of time.

Multiple studies over a broad range of geographical locations indicate that for each 10 μg/m increase in ambient particulate matter (PM), the daily mortality rate is augmented by approximately 1 5% (Pope et al. 2002; Schwartz et al. 1996).

Environ Health Perspect 123:1173–1179;  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1408988 Epidemiological studies have demonstrated an association between exposure to ambient particulate matter (PM) at concentrations currently found in major metropolitan areas and a broad range of adverse cardiovascular outcomes (U.S. EPA 2009).

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