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Multi-scale features including water content of polymer induced kaolinite floc structures
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On the creep behavior of dual-scale particle strengthened nickel based alloy
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Understanding atomic scale phenomena within the surface layer of a long-term cycled 5 V spinel electrode
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Separating double-beta decay events from solar neutrino interactions in a kiloton-scale liquid scintillator detector by fast timing
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Connecting the hadron mass scale to the fundamental mass scale of quantum chromodynamics
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Search for TeV-scale gravity signatures in high-mass final states with leptons and jets with the ATLAS detector at root s=13 TeV
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Large scale separation and hadronic resonances from a new strongly interacting sector
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Synchrotron scattering and thermo-mechanical properties of high performance thermotropic polymer. A multi-scale analysis and structure-property correlation
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Large-eddy simulation of ash deposition in a large-scale laboratory furnace
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Exploring an Ensemble-Based Approach to Atmospheric Climate Modeling and Testing at Scale
A strict throughput requirement has placed a cap on the degree to which we can depend on the execution of single, long, fine spatial grid simulations to explore global atmospheric climate behavior. Alternatively, running an ensemble of short simulations is computationally more efficient. We test the null hypothesis that the climate statistics of a full-complexity atmospheric model derived from an ensemble of independent short simulation is equivalent to that from an equilibrated long simulation. The climate of short simulation ensembles is statistically distinguishable from that of a long simulation in terms of the distribution of global annual means, largely due to the presence of low-frequency atmospheric intrinsic variability in the long simulation. We also find that model climate statistics of the simulation ensemble are sensitive to the choice of compiler optimizations. While some answer-changing optimization choices do not effect the climate state in terms of mean, variability and extremes, aggressive optimizations can result in significantly different climate states.
Zinc speciation in highly weathered tropical soils affected by large scale vegetable production
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Small-scale mechanical testing on nuclear materials: bridging the experimental length-scale gap
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