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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"aurora borealis"”.
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Norðurljósaferðir : upplifun og væntingar ferðafólks
… gefa raunsanna mynd af útkomu ferða. Lykilorð: Aurora Borealis, norðurljós, myrkurgæði, upplifun, leiðsögn, norðurljósasögur.
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Recombinant Proteins for Biomedical Applications
… 5 describes steps towards producing human Aurora borealis (Bora) protein, an important substrate in cell cycle regulation, by in vitro transcription-translation with locked Ser–Pro analogues. This will allow for the elucidation of the active isomerization form to ensure proper cell …
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Study of fabric movement in garment architecture, facade materials, and building in the arctic
This thesis documents the academic year progress of researching building in the Arctic circle, household material study in garments, building facade materials, and Arctic experiences with northern lights. This thesis is has many iterations and direction of study from chip board massing models to …
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Við útheimsins skaut er allt eldur og skraut af iðandi norðurljósum
Norðurljósaferðamennska er sífellt vaxandi grein innan ferðaþjónustu á norðurhveli jarðar. Ferðamenn ferðast norður á bóginn til þess að upplifa þetta stórfenglega náttúrufyrirbæri og hefur Ísland verið ofarlega á lista meðal vinsælla áfangastaða. Ástæðurnar fyrir vinsældunum virðast allmargar, til …
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Dual Satellite Coverage using Particle Swarm Optimization
… their contributions to the development of the aurora events in the Earth's lower atmosphere. An orbit configuration is sought that would increase the total time that both satellites are inside the auroral oval. Some additional objectives include minimizing the total fuel cost and the average …
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Visualising the Aurora: Embodied and Instrumental Sensing throughout the International Polar and Geophysical Years (1880-1960)
This thesis traces the various ways in which the aurora was imaged, visualised and understood during the International Polar and Geophysical Years of 1882-1883, 1932-1933 and 1957-1958. I explore the depiction of the phenomenon, from hand-drawings to radio echoes, while paying heed to what was …