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Jack Schultz, a chemical ecologist at the University of Missouri, who did some of the pioneering work on plant signalling in the early nineteen-eighties, is helping to develop a mechanical "nose" that, attached to a tractor and driven through a field, could help farmers identify plants under insect attack, allowing them to spray pesticides only when and where they are needed.
To develop a mechanical model of human eye compliance for volumetric studies.
This study aimed to develop a mechanical model for designing self-expandable stents fabricated using braiding technology.
The purpose of the current research, therefore, was to develop a mechanical model, which would predict the non-linear, viscoelastic behaviour of the human muscular bulk tissue.
The purpose of this study was to develop a mechanical testing system to estimate stiffness of an experimental porcine mandibular distraction osteogenesis (DO) wound.
The complex mechanism and physical properties of rocks, such as anisotropy, fracture, and brittleness, render it difficult to develop a mechanical model of fragmentation by disc cutters: despite much research, this issue remains incompletely resolved.
Based on a shallow-buried coal seam covered with thick loose layers in hilly loess areas of western China, we developed a mechanical model for a mining slope with slope stability analysis, and studied the mechanism of formation and development of a sliding ground fissure by the circular sliding slice method.
He later improved the filter by developing a mechanical press and standardized molds to ensure a consistent product.
But the Egyptian government is pressing the theory that the plane, a Boeing 767, developed a mechanical fault in its tail.
Reporters spotted them parked on the side of a road near the town of Bakhchisarai, apparently stalled after one vehicle developed a mechanical fault.
Seventeen years ago, kinetic sculptor Chuck Hoberman and his wife, Carolyn, became interested in developing a mechanical object that could change its size without changing its shape.
