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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Active spring"”.

  1. Rigidity and Fluidity in Living and Nonliving Matter

    … model cell made of two beads and an active spring moving along a rigid track. The active spring models the stress fibers with their myosin-driven contractility and alpha-actinin-driven extendability, while the friction coefficients of the two beads describe the catch/slip bond …

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  2. Assessing the contribution and variations of spring discharges to river flows within the Nuwejaars Catchment, Cape Agulhas

    … South Africa has not stressed the importance of springs as a water resource and fails to integrate surface water and groundwater as one essential resource functioning interchangeably. The investigation of springs as a water resource is a way of understanding the integrated manner in which …

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  3. Age, Stratigraphy and Depositional Environment of the Pliocene Copper Canyon Formation, Death Valley, California

    … lake to a perennial saline lake fed by springs. The Copper</p> <p>Canyon Formation is divided into three new members; the Greenwater Conglomerate, Coffin Canyon, and Barnyard and three new basalt flows; Coffin Peak, Gyp Hill, and Carnivore Ridge based upon stratigraphic and lithologic …

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  4. Spatiotemporal Distribution of Siberian Wildfires and Impacts from Meteorological and Climatic Factors

    … (FE). Among them, WS (West Siberia) exhibits active spring wildfires, primarily concentrated in April–May. The rapid drying of herbaceous vegetation following early snowmelt provides favorable conditions for wildfire ignition. Over the past 20 years, the burned area in this region has shown …

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