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Showing 1 to 20 of 33 for “"All natural"”.
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Development of All-Natural, Protein-Rich Snacks from imperfect Fruits and Vegetables
… method. The crisps were to be high in protein, all-natural, and environmentally friendly. These objectives were obtained by altering ingredients, ingredient ratios and drying temperature. The product was assessed by estimating its organoleptic properties.The results showed that a viable, …
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A discussion of homogenous quadratic equations
… Some well known proofs, including how to compute all Pythagorean triples and which numbers can be represented by the sum of two and four squares will be presented. Some concepts that follow from these theorems will also be presented. These include how to compute all Pythagorean Quadruples, which …
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Architectural Postures: A Proposed Education Center of Nature for Rock Creek Park
… ideas. Architecture considered, in a very natural way reflects humans. I try to find a methodology inspired by natural organisms, finding the human body the most beautiful and functional of all natural objects. The structure begins to illustrate the innovation of the materials being …
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ΙΣΟΤΟΠΙΚΗ ΓΕΝΙΚΕΥΣΗ ΤΩΝ ΘΕΩΡΙΩΝ ΒΑΘΜΙΔΑΣ
… PRINCIPLE AND ALSO BECAUSE OF GENERAL HOPE THAT ALL NATURAL FORCES MAY BE UNIFIED, SOONER OR LATER, INTO A SINGLE, SUITABLE GAUGE THEORY. THE ISOTOPIC THEORY CAN BE INTERPRETED AS A GAUGE THEORY WITH A VARIABLE EFFECTIVE COUPLING CONSTANT AND A GAUGE POTENTIAL MINIMALLY COUPLED TO THE GEOMETRY OF …
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Improvement of nutritional characteristics and other health benefits of processed maize food products
… is unknown. Similarly, it is unknown if all maize genotypes respond to processing stresses in the same manner or if some genotypes are more resistant to changes in the concentrations of beneficial phytochemicals than others. Should some maize genotypes exhibit an ability to resist changes …
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The Logic of Subtractives or, Barely anyone tried almost as hard as me
… subtraction; "barely," but not "almost", additionally contributes negation. Both modifiers remove elements from the arguments of quantifiers that they modify, and require exhaustification for their licensing as modifiers. We start with subtractive modified quantificational determiners, like …
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A bright idea? : the promise and peril of a memory drug
… master elaborate mazes in half the time of their all-natural counterparts. Wurtman theorizes that the memory loss and dementia associated with Alzheimer's disease is caused not by amyloid plaques and tangles but by a gradual deterioration of the brain's synapses. Wurtman's drug-a cocktail of three …
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Fabrication of natural and magnetic slippery surfaces
… (LIPS) are a type of low adhesion surfaces. They allow most common solids and liquids to slide off the surface easily. Because of this they are able to reduce the adhesion of food, ice, and even blood platelets to surfaces. As a result, LIPS have applications in reducing food waste, aircraft and …
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Can the State be held accountable for water pollution? A critical analysis of legal alternatives available to prospective litigants
… is considered to be one of the most essential of all natural resources 1 and its importance in the perpetuation of life is incontrovertible. The 'human poverty index' formulated by the United Nations Development Programme, lists a decent standard of living as one of the three essentials for human …
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Copper speciation in estuaries and coastal waters
… from degraded plant material, can account for all of the Cu binding in the Saco River estuary. This finding directly supports the hypothesis that terrestrial humic substances might be the most important source of Cu ligands for buffering Cu toxicity in coastal locations with freshwater inputs. …
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Antioxidant Activity of Ampelopsis Grossedentata Crude Extract and its Major Component Dihydromyricetin
… food additives have raised consumer interest in "all natural" foods, without added antioxidants or with synthetic replaced with natural antioxidants. The natural antioxidants now in use are much more expensive and less potent than the synthetic antioxidants. Thus, effective and economical natural …
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Novel method of selecting human spermatozoa for <em>In </em><em>Vitro </em>fertilization
Traditionally, the diagnosis of male infertility is based on semen analysis when semen volume, sperm concentration, motility and morphology are evaluated. These characteristics help to assess how many spermatozoa are capable to get through the natural barriers of the female reproductive tract such …
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Propositional proof systems : efficiency and automatizability
… concept of pseudorandom generator. Namely, we call a pseudorandom generator Gn: [0, 1 ] - [0, 1]m hard for a propositional proof system P if P cannot efficiently prove the (properly encoded) statement G (xl,...,xn) f b for any string b [0, 1]m. We consider a variety of "combinatorial" …
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Empirical investigation of de novo mutations conferring herbicide resistance
In a predictable natural selection process, herbicides select for adaptive alleles that allow weed populations to survive. These resistance alleles may be available immediately from the standing genetic variation within the population, as well as, may immigrate via pollen or seeds from other …
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The Komera Initiative : turning product design into public service
… for women in developing countries from the locally available and all-natural fiber from banana plants. In doing so, the initiative not only empowers girls by allowing them to attend school during their periods, but also creates employment and income within their communities. Our first initial …
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Dual Delivery Systems Based On Polyamine Analog Benspm As Prodrug And Gene Delivery Vectors
… biosynthesis enzymes. Therefore BENSpm depletes all natural polyamines and leads to apoptosis and cell growth inhibition in a wide range of cancers; (3) preclinical studies proved that BENSpm can act synergistically with various chemotherapy agents, making it a promising candidate in combination …
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Bridging local and external knowledge for disaster risk management planning: The perceived benefit of participatory 3D modelling in Umgungundlovu District Municipality, South Africa
There are natural hazards affecting communities all over the world. These events also take place in South Africa. South African disaster management legislation emphasises the indigenous knowledge of people who are most affected when hazards turn into disaster. Participatory GIS in the form of …
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Drought Monitoring with Remote Sensing Based Land Surface Phenology Applications and Validation
… one of the most complex and least understood of all natural hazards in terms of their impact on the environment. In recent years drought has become more common and more severe across the world. For more than a decade, the US southwest has faced extensive and persistent drought conditions that …
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Evaluating the Impact of an All-Vegetable Protein Supplement Containing Fat Emulsifiers and Probiotics on Broiler Performance
… several niche markets, such as organic and “all natural”, are marketed within the poultry industry. However, little research has been undertaken to determine the cost-effectiveness of poultry diets used to produce chicken within these markets. Specifically, the economics and resulting profits …
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Inoculum pattern and relationship between incidence of black root rot of tobacco and inoculum density of Thielaviopsis basicola in field soil
… for estimating the populations of T. basicola in naturally infested soil. A second objective was to determine the horizontal inoculum pattern of T. basicola in tobacco field soil, and the third objective was to determine the relationship between black root rot of tobacco and inoculum density of T. …
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