Play, Gender, Therapy

Thompson, Nellie L.

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“…Hence, at finite temperatures the magnons serve as a heat bath that is coupled with the skyrmion dynamics. The impact of this additional heat bath has been studied for the quantum dynamics of domain walls [26,27], vortices [28], and skyrmions [29,30] and was found to give rise to a magnon-induced friction.…”

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Skyrmion Dynamics at Finite Temperatures: Beyond Thiele’s Equation

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“…The 10-11 year cycle translates into a 20-22 year cycle when every other cycle is plotted negatively. This derived 20-22 year cycle corresponds almost exactly with a July temperature cycle in the Great Plains of the United States (Thompson, 1976). Indeed, the sunspot cycles and their coincidence with drought years are reason to investigate the causeeffect relationships.…”

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“…A number of recent scientific articles suggest that the world is in the process of a change in climate (Thompson. 1976).…”

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“…These studies claim that a weather cycle exists that will cause a change in the average longrun temperature 2 to 3 degrees and vary the hours of sunlight in a par ticular region. Scientists believe that the planet Earth has moved into the down phase of the cycle (Bryson, 1974;Thompson, 1976;and Willett, , 1974d, 1975). This phase by itself can last 200 years and is also known as the "little ice age," The result of a continuing cooling trend is that the variability in climatological variables such as rainfall and temperatures usually increases.…”

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Can agriculture feed the world: a world food analysis

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“…Seeds and grains constitute 67 percent of man's diet (77). To use these commodities as food for animals doomed for slaughter and to decrease thereby the effective food supply to one tenth of what it would have been by direct consumption needs to be more seriously challenged in this age of environmental awareness.…”

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Analysis of the combine header and design for the reduction of gathering loss in soybeans

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Skyrmion Dynamics at Finite Temperatures: Beyond Thiele’s Equation

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Can agriculture feed the world: a world food analysis

Analysis of the combine header and design for the reduction of gathering loss in soybeans

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