Adaptive management framework for growth response analysis of tomato in controlled environment plant production systems by Shamshiri, Ramin

“…It was observed that at temperature between 20°C to 30°C, RH between 80% and 100%, and VPD between 0.1kPa to 1.2kPa, all three environments are almost equally providing same growth condition for tomato, however, as temperature starts rising above 30°C, differences in the environments starts growing. …”
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Brownian dynamics simulation of soft matter with hydrodynamics: methods for constrained systems and shear processing of 2D materials by Funkenbusch, William Tian

“…2D materials are a rising class of soft matter material with a promising set of unique characteristics. …”
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Study of planning and operational aspects of tidal in-stream power generation by Mahda J. Jahromi

“…Based on such generational forces, energy from tidal currents are essentially inexhaustible and as trustworthy as the rising of the sun. The physics of the energy conversion system of tidal currents is very similar, in principle, to the kinetic energy conversion system in the wind industry; resulting in an inevitable, though superficial, resemblance of many of the existing tidal in-stream energy converting devices to those of the wind turbines. …”
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Security for automotive electrical/electronic (E/E) architectures by Mundhenk, Philipp

“…These ECUs are interconnected in internal vehicle networks implementing distributed control tasks. With the trend of rising interconnectivity and the Internet of Things (IoT), these in-vehicle networks are increasingly connected to other vehicles and the Internet. …”
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Antistaphylococcal and antibiofilm activities of ethanolic extract of Piper cubeba L. by Velu, Selvi

“…Simultaneously, there is a concern in the field of food safety, quality and preservation to counter the rising of resistant pathogens and the limitation of synthetic chemical additives in the food system. …”
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Characterisation of transport and thermodynamic properties for various binary electrolytes by Hou, T

“…</p> <p>We further measured the density, ionic conductivity, and dynamic vis- cosity of aqueous KOH over concentrations ranging from 0.05 M to 12.00 M at three temperatures: 15, 25, and 35 ◦C.The partial molar volume of KOH rises with respect to concentration, while that of water stays relatively constant across the whole concentration range. …”