Hermann Weyl and Large Numbers in Relativistic Cosmology Gennady Gorelik 1. Introduction Since time immemorial philosophers, poets, and scientists have pondered

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• General relativity
• Cosmology
• Cosmological constant
• Hermann Weyl
• Mass
• Universe
• Spacetime
• Metric expansion of space
• Dirac large numbers hypothesis
• Physics
• Physical cosmology
• Anti de Sitter space

NASA Quest: Highlighting People and Professions related to NASA and its Exploration Mission Professor of Astronomy How I first became interested in this profession When I was a little girl, I would spend a lot of time w

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Explore the Universe By Scott D. Strawn Since the dawn of time, humans have looked at the stars and planets crossing the night sky and dreamed of traveling through space to visit them. In the present day, we have the kno

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• Astronomers
• The Fabric of the Cosmos
• Cosmos: A Personal Voyage
• Galileo Galilei
• Brian Greene
• The Universe
• Cosmos
• Physics
• Science
• Astronomy

Radiation Doses1 in Perspective Low • 500 mSv: Short-term blood cell changes • 100 mSv: Increased cancer risk

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• Radiobiology
• Nuclear physics
• Background radiation
• Ionizing radiation
• Radiation therapy
• Sievert
• X-ray
• Radiation
• Background radiation equivalent time
• Medicine
• Radioactivity
• Physics

The Collection Efficiency of NH3(g) in a Real Time Fluorometric Analyzer

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• Fluorescence
• Scattering
• Observational astronomy
• Fluorescence spectroscopy
• Emission spectrum
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Spectroscopy

Academic Scientist in Imaging The University of California, Davis, School of Medicine, Department of Radiology is actively recruiting for a full-time Academic Scientist in Imaging to complement our program in Molecular I

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• Nuclear medicine
• UC Davis Medical Center
• Molecular imaging
• Radiology
• UC Davis School of Medicine
• University of Texas Health Science Center Department of Radiology
• Medicine
• Medical physics
• Medical imaging

Position Statement on Wi-Fi Radiation Concerns Members of the Buffalo State College community may find themselves spending extensive amounts of time in buildings in which wireless networks (Wi-Fi) have been established.

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• Radiobiology
• Wireless
• Medical physics
• Environmental health
• Wi-Fi
• Base station
• Wireless network
• Ionizing radiation
• International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection
• Technology
• Medicine
• Health

S E I S M O LO GY Earthquake detection systems can sound the alarm in the moments before a big tremor strikes—time enough to save lives By Richard Allen

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• Tsunami
• Warning systems
• Earthquakes in Japan
• Earthquake Early Warning
• Public safety
• Earthquake warning system
• Tsunami warning system
• Earthquake
• Richter magnitude scale
• Seismology
• Mechanics
• Physics

in Proc. of 1992 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS ‘92), Raleigh, NC, pp[removed], July 7-10, 1992 Integration of Real-Time Software Modules for Reconfigurable Sensor-Based Contr

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• Global variable
• VMEbus
• Parallel computing
• Lock
• Real-time computing
• Computing
• Technology
• Self-reconfiguring modular robot
• Orchestra Control Engine
• Computer buses
• Experimental particle physics
• Physics

Target for Radiation Dose Control and its Methods ①For workers engaged in decontamination work as paid, full-time positions, the total combined doses of (A) and (B) should 1. be controlled to the extent that does not e

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• Nuclear physics
• Health
• Sievert
• Ionizing radiation
• Effective dose
• Dose
• Absorbed dose
• Radiation therapy
• Orders of magnitude
• Medicine
• Radiobiology
• Radioactivity