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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Variable Application"”.
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Improving Nitrogen Management in Corn- Wheat-Soybean Rotations Using Site Specific Management in Eastern Virginia
… have the potential to reduce both N overapplication and underapplication and increase farmers' net returns. In Virginia, due to the high variability of within-field yield-limiting factors such as soil physical properties and fertility, the adoption of SSM is hindered by high gridsampling …
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Improving the Reliability of Optimised Link State Routing Protocol in Smart Grid’s Neighbour Area Network
… communication infrastructure that can cope with variable application traffic types and delay objectives is one of the prerequisites that differentiates a Smart Grid from the conventional electrical grid. However, the legacy communication infrastructure in the existing electrical grid is …
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Wax distribution quantification using digital image analysis techniques
… was evaluated by investigating the effect that variable application rates have on wax distribution. The effect of emulsion type and application on |B strength, thickness swell, water absorption, and linear expansion of flakeboard panels were also investigated. Tests revealed that increasing the …
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Analysis of Factors That Influence a Teacher's Use of Computer Technology in the K-5 Classroom
… across the state of Virginia. Eleven independent variables (e.g., teaching philosophy, professional development, hardware proficiency, software proficiency) and 2 dependent variables (i.e., frequency and application of technology integration) were selected based on a review of literature and input …
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A Statistical Approach to Automatic Process Control (regulation schemes)
… (APC) techniques have been applied to process variables such as feed rate, temperature, pressure, viscosity, and to product quality variables as well. Conventional practices of engineering control use the potential for step changes to justify an integral term in the controller algorithm to give …