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1. Abstracts from the 4th ImmunoTherapy of Cancer Conference

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J. Ženka, V. Caisová, O. Uher, P. Nedbalová, K. Kvardová, K. Masáková, G. Krejčová, L. Paďouková, I. Jochmanová, K. I. Wolf, J. Chmelař, J. Kopecký, L. Loumagne, J. Mestadier, S. D’agostino, A. Rohaut, Y. Ruffin, V. Croize, O. Lemaître, S. S. Sidhu, S. Althammer, K. Steele, M. Rebelatto, T. Tan, T. Wiestler, A. Spitzmueller, R. Korn, G. Schmidt, B. Higgs, X. Li, L. Shi, X. Jin, K. Ranade, S. Koeck, A. Amann, G. Gamerith, M. Zwierzina, E. Lorenz, H. Zwierzina, J. Kern, M. Riva, T. Baert, A. Coosemans, R. Giovannoni, E. Radaelli, W. Gsell, U. Himmelreich, M. Van Ranst, F. Xing, W. Qian, C. Dong, X. Xu, S. Guo, Q. Shi, D. Quandt, B. Seliger, C. Plett, D. C. Amberger, A. Rabe, D. Deen, Z. Stankova, A. Hirn, Y. Vokac, J. Werner, D. Krämer, A. Rank, C. Schmid, H. Schmetzer, M. Guerin, J. M. Weiss, F. Regnier, G. Renault, L. Vimeux, E. Peranzoni, V. Feuillet, M. Thoreau, T. Guilbert, A. Trautmann, N. Bercovici, F. Doraneh-Gard, C. L. Boeck, C. Gunsilius, C. Kugler, J. Schmohl, D. Kraemer, B. Ismann, H. M. Schmetzer, A. Markota, C. Ochs, P. May, A. Gottschlich, J. Suárez Gosálvez, C. Karches, D. Wenk, S. Endres, S. Kobold, T. Hilmenyuk, R. Klar, F. Jaschinski, F. Augustin, C. Manzl, E. Hoflehner, P. Moser, B. Zelger, S. Köck, G. Schäfer, D. Öfner, H. Maier, S. Sopper, H. Prado-Garcia, S. Romero-Garcia, R. Sandoval-Martínez, A. Puerto-Aquino, J. Lopez-Gonzalez, U. Rumbo-Nava, A. Van Hoylandt, P. Busschaert, I. Vergote, J. Laengle, K. Pilatova, E. Budinska, B. Bencsikova, R. Sefr, R. Nenutil, V. Brychtova, L. Fedorova, B. Hanakova, L. Zdrazilova-Dubska, Chris Allen, Yuan-Chieh Ku, Warren Tom, Yongming Sun, Alex Pankov, Tim Looney, Fiona Hyland, Janice Au-Young, Ann Mongan, A. Becker, J. B. L. Tan, A. Chen, K. Lawson, E. Lindsey, J. P. Powers, M. Walters, U. Schindler, S. Young, J. C. Jaen, S. Yin, Y. Chen, I. Gullo, G. Gonçalves, M. L. Pinto, M. Athelogou, G. Almeida, R. Huss, C. Oliveira, F. Carneiro, C. Merz, J. Sykora, K. Hermann, R. Hussong, D. M. Richards, H. Fricke, O. Hill, C. Gieffers, M. P. Pinho, J. A. M. Barbuto, S. E. McArdle, G. Foulds, J. N. Vadakekolathu, T. M. A. Abdel-Fatah, C. Johnson, S. Hood, P. Moseley, R. C. Rees, S. Y. T. Chan, A. G. Pockley, S. Rutella, C. Geppert, A. Hartmann, K. Senthil Kumar, M. Gokilavani, S. Wang, M. Redondo-Müller, K. Heinonen, V. Marschall, M. Thiemann, L. Zhang, B. Mao, Y. Jin, G. Zhai, Z. Li, Z. Wang, X. An, M. Qiao, J. Zhang, J. Weber, H. Kluger, R. Halaban, M. Sznol, H. Roder, J. Roder, J. Grigorieva, S. Asmellash, K. Meyer, A. Steingrimsson, S. Blackmon, R. Sullivan, W. Sutanto, T. Guenther, F. Schuster, H. Salih, F. Babor, A. Borkhardt, Y. Kim, I. Oh, C. Park, S. Ahn, K. Na, S. Song, Y. Choi, A. Poprach, R. Lakomy, I. Selingerova, R. Demlova, S. Kozakova, D. Valik, K. Petrakova, R. Vyzula, D. Aguilar-Cazares, M. Galicia-Velasco, C. Camacho-Mendoza, L. Islas-Vazquez, R. Chavez-Dominguez, C. Gonzalez-Gonzalez, J. S. Lopez-Gonzalez, S. Yang, K. D. Moynihan, M. Noh, A. Bekdemir, F. Stellacci, D. J. Irvine, B. Volz, K. Kapp, D. Oswald, B. Wittig, M. Schmidt, R. Kleef, A. Bohdjalian, D. McKee, R. W. Moss, Mesha Saeed, Sara Zalba, Reno Debets, Timo L. M. ten Hagen, S. Javed, J. Becher, F. Koch-Nolte, F. Haag, E. M. Gordon, K. K. Sankhala, N. Stumpf, W. Tseng, S. P. Chawla, N. González Suárez, G. Bergado Báez, M. Cruz Rodríguez, A. Gutierrez Pérez, L. Chao García, D. Hernández Fernández, J. Raymond Pous, B. Sánchez Ramírez, C. Jacoberger-Foissac, H. Saliba, C. Seguin, A. Brion, B. Frisch, S. Fournel, B. Heurtault, T. Otterhaug, M. Håkerud, A. Nedberg, V. Edwards, P. Selbo, A. Høgset, T. Jaitly, J. Dörrie, N. Schaft, S. Gross, B. Schuler-Thurner, S. Gupta, L. Taher, G. Schuler, J. Vera, F. Rataj, F. Kraus, S. Grassmann, M. Chaloupka, S. Lesch, C. Heise, B. M. Loureiro Cadilha, and K. Dorman

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Pharmacology, Cancer Research, Oncology, Immunology, medicine, Molecular Medicine, Immunology and Allergy, Cancer, Identification (biology), Computational biology, Biology, medicine.disease, Epitope
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2017
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2. Measurements of the Effect of Free-Stream Turbulence Length Scale on Heat Transfer

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M. L. G. Oldfield and R. W. Moss

Subjects
Physics, Dynamic scraped surface heat exchanger, K-epsilon turbulence model, Turbulence, Turbulence modeling, Thermodynamics, Mechanics, K-omega turbulence model, Nonlinear Sciences::Chaotic Dynamics, Physics::Fluid Dynamics, Physics::Space Physics, Heat transfer, Turbulence kinetic energy, Intensity (heat transfer)
Abstract

The effects of free-stream turbulence scale on heat transfer through a turbulent flat plate boundary layer have been measured. A variety of turbulence spectra were produced by parallel bar grids. The design of these was guided by previous measurements of combustion chamber turbulence. Heat transfer was measured transiently using thin film gauges. The heat transfer to the plate was found to be a function of turbulence integral length scale as well as intensity, and is of relevance to gas turbine heat transfer where aerofoils are subject to high turbulence levels from the combustor. Enhancement factors of up to 40% were experienced and the results extend conclusions drawn by other workers to higher turbulence levels and scales.Copyright © 1992 by ASME

Published
1992
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3. Reaction Kinetics of Polycrystalline Yttrium Iron Garnet

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R. W. Moss, W. R. Holmquist, and C. F. Kooi

Subjects
Materials science, Magnetic moment, Analytical chemistry, Yttrium iron garnet, Mineralogy, Line width, Chemical kinetics, chemistry.chemical_compound, chemistry, Phase (matter), Materials Chemistry, Ceramics and Composites, Crystallite, Microwave, Perovskite (structure)
Abstract

The formation of yttrium iron garnet, Y3Fe2-(FeO4)3, starting with (1) Fe2O3 and Y2O3 and (2) Fe3O4 and Y2O3, was studied as a function of temperature and time by means of magnetic moment and X-ray measurements. The reaction began at 600°C. and was completed at 1200°C. The perovskite phase appeared only between 600° and 800°C. Above 1200°C. only the garnet phase was present. The microwave line width and g-factor at 9303 mc. per second were also measured and related to the preparation variables.

Published
1961
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5. The Tilted Loop: An Error Reduction Technique for Loop Direction Finders

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Herndon H. Jenkins, Lawrence Scott, and R. W. Moss

Subjects
For loop, Reconfigurable antenna, Engineering, Directional antenna, business.industry, Smart antenna, Aerospace Engineering, System testing, Polarization (waves), law.invention, Optics, Control theory, law, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, business, Theory of operation, Voltage
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A tilted loop technique has been developed to reduce bearing errors in loop HF directionfinder systems used on ionospherically propagated signals. Measures of signal elevation angle-of-arrival can be obtained. Theory of operation is stated. Field tests of an experimental model have verified the theory and disclosed significant improvements over a contemporary system.

Published
1969
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6. Critical‐Point Ultrasonic Attenuation and Velocity Behavior

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R. G. Leisure and R. W. Moss

Subjects
Physics, Shear waves, Acoustics and Ultrasonics, Condensed matter physics, business.industry, Attenuation, Anomalous behavior, Atmospheric temperature range, Optics, Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous), Ultrasonic attenuation, Critical point (thermodynamics), Mechanical resonance, business, Anisotropy
Abstract

Ultrasonic attenuation and velocity measurements exhibit anomalous peaks in the region of critical‐point transformations. Measurements near the Neel point (67.3°K) in MnF2 show such anomalous behavior with temperature. A large peak in the attenuation is observed over about a 2°–3°K temperature range with its maximum occurring at the Neel point. This peak has been studied over a frequency range from 10–150 MHz. The attenuation maximum is not seen with shear waves. Recently, we have been able to observe a similar anomaly in the velocity behavior of this material using a sensitive mechanical resonance technique. Both the attenuation and velocity data show anisotropy with the change in the (001) direction about 3 times that in the (110). These measurements, as well as results from other investigators, are discussed in terms of current theories.

Published
1969
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