Regularities of soil temperature changes during the period with snow cover in modern climatic conditions of the Eurasian Subarctic by Lev M. Kitaev

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The influence of thermal conditions on potato yield in the administrative regions of the Republic of Belarus by Olga V. Davydenko, Piotr S. Lopukh

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Geothermal field of the Grodno region of the Republic of Belarus by Владимир Игнатьевич Зуй

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Calculation of the axisimmetric thermopower bending problem of rotating in the thermal field of the polar-orthotropic disc with variable thickness by Volterra integral equation of... by Uladzimir V. Karalevich, Dmitrij G. Medvedev

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The solution of the nonaxisymmetric stationary problem of heat conduction for the polar-orthotropic annular plate of variable thickness with thermal insulated bases by Uladzimir V. Karalevich, Dmitrij G. Medvedev

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Current trends of the climatic comfort change in Minsk by Alexander N. Vitchenko, Inna A. Telesh

“…The analysis of the main climatic (8) and eco-climatic (15) indices in Minsk during 1980 –2015 was shown in city stable trend to increasing amount days with orderly equivalent-efficient temperature of the air from 17 before 21 °С and average month temperature of the air at July and January, of the integral index of the climatic comfort. …”
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Summary of heat flow studies in Nigeria by Lukman Akinyemi, Vladimir I. Zui

“…It is known that it happens at the temperature around 580 °C that slightly varies depending on the content of magnetite within the causative body. …”
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Thermal protective ability of electrochemically deposited nickel and nickel – boron coatings by Sergey S. Perevoznikov, Ekaterina V. Makovskaya, Ludmila S. Tsybulskaya, Vladislav S. Shendyukov

“…It has been established that all studied nickelbased coatings retain thermal stability when heated in an air atmosphere in the temperature range from 500 to 700 °C. At a higher annealing temperature (800 °C), the coatings are oxidised (to the greatest extent the nickel coating) with the formation of an oxide layer up to 7–8 μm thick, the main product of oxidation is Ni0.8Cu0.2O. …”
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Thermostable heat-insulating composite materials based on hollow microspheres and solid phosphate binders: development and research by Natalia S. Apanasevich, Aliaksei A. Sokal, Alexander N. Kudlash, Konstantin N. Lapko, Alesia Yu. Siomikha, Aliaksandra M. Yerakhavets

“…It is shown that the prepared phosphate composites are thermally stable in the temperature range of 20 –1000 °С, have a density 0.4 – 0.6 g/cm3 , thermal conductivity 0.11– 0.19 W/(m ⋅ K) and show sufficiently high strength properties (compressive strength 1.4 –3.2 MPa).…”
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Aerosynoptic conditions for the formation of winter thunderstorms on the example of the Minsk-2 airfield by Marina V. Luksha, Aliaksei A. Novik

“…It was found that for the formation of winter thunderstorms requires the arrival of warm (with an air temperature above 0 °C) and moist air mass from the south or southwest, associated with the displacement of intensively deepening North Atlantic or southern cyclones in the stage of a young cyclone; the passage of primary and secondary active cold fronts with speeds of more than 30 km/h, cold fronts with waves and occlusion fronts, which provide the rise of warm and moist air of the lower troposphere; the existence of convective instability in the atmosphere; the presence tongue of warm and humid air, which is replaced by a trough of cold, at the level of 850 mb; the presence of low-jet currents and positive vorticity at the level of 700 mb and level of 500 mb, indicating the rise of an air particle; the presence of powerful jet currents of the western quarter at the level of 300 mb, enhancing convective processes. …”
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Methods of intellectual data analysis in COVID-19 research by Oleg V. Senko, Anna V. Kuznetsova, Evgeny M. Voronin, Olga A. Kravtsova, Ludmila R. Borisova, Igor L. Kirilyuk, Vasiliy G. Akimkin

“…The most important indicators by which the clusters differ from each other are amplitude of temperatures throughout the year, high-tech exports, Gini coefficient, size of the urban population and the general population, index of net barter terms of trade, population growth, average January temperature, territory (land area), number of deaths due to natural disasters, birth rate, coastline length, oil reserves, population in urban agglomerations with a population of more than 1 million etc. …”
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