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This data archive contains the code and non-restricted datasets to replicate the results in Hoen, B., Brunner, E., & Schwegman, D. "Uplifting Winds: The Surprisingly Positive Community-Wide Impact of Wind Energy Installations on Property Values," Energy Research & Social Science (ERSS).
Blasius equation with three point boundary values
General solution of the initial value problem for longitudinal plasma oscillations
A two-phase sintering technique based on time and temperature permits reversible control of the coercive threshold of sintered ferrite cores. Threshold coercivity may be controlled over a substantial range of values by selective control of the cooling rate.
Calculation of ephemerides of planets and comets from initial values
Calculation of real values of linear collision operators in boltzmann equation for slightly ionized gas
Towards an empirical calculus of reinforcement value via switching system using carneaux pigeons
Van Slykes buffer values for Chlorella cell secretions into surrounding medium
Approximation of expectation values by perturbation theory
Least squares optimum final value control method for determining steering angle program of rocket vehicle until thrust termination
Hourly values for magnetic storm variation for International Geophysical Year
Table of hourly values of equatorial Dst for IGY AND comparison with ap indices
Loss and replenishment of trapped electrons at middle latitudes and high B values, noting electron transmission through South Atlantic anomaly
Reduction of the contact resistance stabilizes the values, over a broad temperature range, of resistors used in linear integrated circuits. This reduction is accomplished by p-plus diffusion under the alloyed aluminum contacts.
Conventional spring actuated, hydraulically released, fail-safe disk braking system is modified to control the angular deceleration of a massive antenna. The hydraulic system provides an immediate preset pressure to the spring-loaded brake shoes and holds it at this value to decelerate the antenna at the desired rate.
Application of the exposure value system requires that the system be extended to high brightness level and expanded to include filter factors. A minimum of four photographic factors are involved in the evaluation of an exposure which, when determined from tables of 1-stop interval, could introduce noticeable error.
Electric arc quenching at critical direct current values for circuits with inductive load