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Systematic organization, storage, retrieval, and dissemination of specialized information, especially of a scientific or technical nature (From ALA Glossary of Library and Information Science, 1983). It often involves authenticating or validating information.
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Dear madame/sir,
It seems that something went wrong with my ResearchGate profile. Not long ago I had an RI score of 82.6, I had 13,001 reads, 25 recommendations and 47 citations (see the attached document). Now, the score is a lot lower on all fronts, and allegedly I only have 7 research items (whereas there are a lot more items still on it). So something went wrong with your counting of my research items. Can you please fix it, otherwise I will have to remove my ResearchGate profile all together because it now gives a wrong idea of my research profile.
Thank you in advance for fixing the error
Best wishes,
Louise Muller, PHD
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It might be something temporary. I check here https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Louise-Muller-2/publications and clicked on conference papers (which indicated (1)) and numerous conferences papers appeared. I would say just wait and see for awhile and otherwise follow the advice given by Wolfgang R. Dick
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Professors in my Department who were involved in the Internet Project in the early stages, want to write about the history of the arrival to the country.
They have come to me for suggestions on guidelines for this writing and possible places to publish it.
Do you folks know any venues where this type of historical documents might be well received / published?
Best
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✓ Technology and Culture Journal : This is a quarterly interdisciplinary journal published by the Society for the History of Technology.
✓ Engineering Studies: This is a quarterly journal that covers the history of engineering, including the social and cultural aspects of engineering practice.
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Hello
I try to install and run the VMD software on windows 10 (64-bit).It doesn`t work and it is closed when I run it.
I checked all of tutorials, videos and documents. But they did not work unfortunately.
I decided to install new test version 1.9.4 and it worked. But i prefer to do my project with recommended version (1.9.3) of this software.
Can anyone help me to solve my problem?
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Hi Listiana Oktavia
try to run this command "set VMDNOOSPRAY=1".
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Liver histology
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I have paper about this in my page
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Hello, I am fairly new to gromacs and molecular dynamics. I want to simulate thiols for starters for some applications and I want to generate the topology file for thiol. I found the PDB and ITP files for sulfanyl from ATB -
and I tried to use ‘pdb2gmx’. I have read up on the documentation but I can’t get it to work. I am stuck on how to modify a forcefield or how to simply create a new one for the molecule. Any help on how to generate the topology and gro files would be appreciated. Thanks
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Hi, you already got the topology file (itp), so you don't need topology.
In your case, just create the protein topology using pdb2gmx and then combine it later. YOu should follow this tutorial:
Just consider the thiol group as a ligand. If you have downloaded it from the ATB, then, I hope the structure and charges are already optimized.
Good luck.
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I wondered whether or not the selection of articles and documents proposed by ResearchGate was based on Boolean logic and with, more or less, the same logical operators as Google
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To me it seems that at the moment not even an AND-search works (no matter whether "AND" is actually used, or not). Some weeks ago, I searched for <conceptual AND skills AND psychotherapy> and got 79 results. When I do it again now, I get 100 results pages, i.e. 1,000 results, but 90% of the results do not contain all three search words. Does anyone know, whether ResearchGate has changed its search function and how one can actually perform and AND-search?
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I had a change of documents. How do I add my current surname (Kurinenko) to my profile? How to make sure that works under the current surname (Polyakova) are not lost?
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It is possible to indicate two different names in your accounts. See https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Updating+your+account+name for instructions.
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Please refer to the attached PDF document for the full questions and additional information related to the posed question.
Thank you.
Irucka Embry, E.I.T.
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Does anyone know what is the maximum Total Suspended Solids (TSS) concentration that can be fed into a Subcritical Water Oxidation (SCWO) system? Are there any documents or references that outline different feedstock concentrations used in the system?
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Thanks Behnaz
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I have a large number of documents for which the time sequence is important. How do I code them so that I can get networks with time ordering?
Thanks.
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My question was not clear. The context is qualitative research: coding documents in Atlas.ti. In this app, it is easy to do semantic coding with links between codes, memo, document, etc. But there is no easy way to code a large number of documents so that we get a chronological order. This topic, "chronological order" is not mentioned in Atlas.ti's manuals.
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Is it possible to give me information about the ranking of Frontiers in Veterinary Science in 2021 and 2022?
I am aware that this is a valid Q1 journal, but I don't know if it is Q1-D1 as well (out of 144 veterinary journals, it is ranked number one), please send me a valid document if you have one.
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journal rank in category (X) to number of journals in the category (Y)=Z
For FRONTIERS IN VETERINARY Z= 13/145=0.089
SINCE Z IS LOWER THAN 0.1, THEREFORE THIS JOURNAL IS Q1-D1@
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Hi everyone,
I am currently doing a bibliometric analysis of a specific academic niche, and I would like to find a way to measure or visualise self-citations within the set of documents I am using. I am using both VOSViewer and Biblioshiny (coding in R is not quite my thing).
Thanks for any tips of advice! And if you know for any tools to look up self-citations on a per author basis (even if it is outside the set of documents in questions), that would also be amazing!
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Hi, this is ChatGPT Answer, I have not tried but I hope it would work
To include self-citations only in VOSViewer or Biblioshiny, you can follow these steps:
  1. Export your citation data (in the required format, e.g., BibTeX) from your reference manager or database.
  2. Open the exported file in a text editor (such as Notepad or TextEdit) and add a new field to each publication record called "self-citations" or something similar.
  3. For each publication, count the number of self-citations (i.e., the number of times that publication has been cited by other publications in your dataset). Enter this number in the "self-citations" field for that publication.
  4. Save the edited file with the same name and format as before (e.g., BibTeX).
  5. Import the edited file into VOSViewer or Biblioshiny as you would normally.
  6. In VOSViewer, go to the "Citations" tab and select the "Self-citations" option. This will ensure that only self-citations are counted in the analysis.
  7. In Biblioshiny, go to the "Options" tab and check the "Self-Citations Only" box. This will limit the analysis to self-citations only.
Note that the exact steps may vary slightly depending on the version and settings of VOSViewer or Biblioshiny that you are using.
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In my email, I was asked to share a published document. I accidentally send a document, that was NOT the article requested. It was a mistake and I really want to send this person the correct document. Is there a way to contact this person and send the correct one?
Thank you,
~ Lisa
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Thank you very much!
~ Lisa
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Hello all
I have two questions;
1- First of all, is it possible to generate HIT inside a rectangle? If so, it is called HIT again?
2- if Nx=Nz but Ny is different, How can I calculate power spectrum?
when Nx=Ny=Nz, it is possible to use below openfoam algorithm;https://www.openfoam.com/documentation/guides/latest/api/energySpectrum_8C_source.html
but in my case Nx=Nz =/ Ny
Thanks,
Farzad
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1- It is possible to generate a harmonic impact test (HIT) inside a rectangle, but the specific terminology for this type of test may vary. HIT is a type of test used to study the response of a structure to dynamic loading. A HIT inside a rectangle would involve applying a dynamic load to a structure in the shape of a rectangle. The specific terminology used to describe this test may vary depending on the field or industry.
2- If Nx = Nz but Ny is different, you can still calculate the power spectrum by analyzing the frequency components of the signals along the three different axes (Nx, Ny, Nz). The frequency components can be obtained using a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) or similar technique. The power spectrum can be calculated by squaring the magnitude of the FFT and normalizing the result by the number of data points. To account for the difference in Ny, you may need to apply some modifications to the normalization or analysis process.
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Hi,
I've requested many documents but have only received a few. Is there a reason for not getting the documents?
Thanks,
David
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I have identified here the naupliar stages of copepods. I identified it up to its Order leveI but I was wondering up to what level are larval stages of copepods be identified. I have attached here the documents. I am very much thankful for the help.
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Thank you very much Dr. Jatin Raval . I have messaged you.
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Is there any determined system like the FDA-recommended system for finding/documenting the drug side effects of patients in a clinical trial?
OR
Is it better to use published trials that have a similar topic to our project for listing/classifying side effects?
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Hi all,
Adverse events need to be recorded using a safety database (e.g. Argus, safety easy ...) and in a clinical trial setting in the trial database. AEs or SAEs need to be reported to the regulatory authority and to the ethics committee.
The response to the question is different if you are Sponsor, clinical trial centre or CRO.
If you are a member of a sponsor or a CRO, Pharmacovigilance is quite a large domain and I recommend you attend to pharmacovigilance (PV)training.
Quite a lot of materials to read and master.
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I want DUC data set for single document extractive summarization for my research work.
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Jyotirmayee Rautaray The DUC (Document Understanding Conference) datasets from 2002, 2004, and 2005 are no longer publicly available, but they can be acquired by contacting the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) at https://www.nist.gov/. They may also be available through academic institutions or research groups that participated in the DUC review in the past.
It is important to note that DUC 2002,2004,2005 is no longer considered cutting-edge, and you should consider utilizing more current datasets for your study.
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In using the Turnitin, how can I exclude documents that have been published after my documents were previously published? Is there any option to determine the date?
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Sir/Ma'am.
You are happy to know that, we are providing Tunitin, Grammarly, QuillBot premium account at a reasonable price with best qualiti.
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Hello everybody,
As we know sodium erythorbate/ascorbate is used as an antioxidant in meat products. I would like to know what happens for Na+ finally. can we claim that the ion can be harmful to human health and lead to blood pressure? Is there any document (Article) to support this idea?
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Thank you for your answer.
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I'm working on cephalopod beaks found in the stomach of small cetaceans in Ghana.
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I can provide some general information about cephalopod beak identification in the Eastern Central Atlantic.
Cephalopods are a group of marine animals that include squids, octopuses, and cuttlefish. They are known for their highly advanced nervous systems and complex behavior, as well as their distinctive beaks, which are used for feeding and defense. Beak identification is a common technique used by biologists and other researchers to study cephalopods, as the beak can provide important information about the species, size, and age of the animal.
There are several methods that can be used to identify cephalopod beaks, including morphometric analysis, microscopic examination, and DNA analysis. Morphometric analysis involves measuring the physical characteristics of the beak, such as its size, shape, and surface features, in order to distinguish between different species. Microscopic examination involves using a microscope to examine the internal structure of the beak and look for distinctive features that are characteristic of different species. DNA analysis involves extracting DNA from the beak and using genetic techniques to identify the species.
In the Eastern Central Atlantic, a number of different species of cephalopods can be found, including squids, octopuses, and cuttlefish. Beak identification can be a useful tool for studying these animals and understanding their biology and ecology. However, it is important to note that beak identification can be a complex and specialized field, and it may require specialized training and equipment to accurately identify cephalopod beaks.
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Greeting,
When I tried to remotely accessed the scopus database by login into my institution id, it kept bring me back to the scopus preview. I tried cleaning the cache, reinstall the browser, using other internet and etc. But, none of it is working. As you can see in the image. It kept appeared in scopus preview.
Please help..
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To reach the Scopus document search module, you should use academic IPs. If your institute has been listed in the Scopus database, you have permission to search documents in Scopus. It is not free of charge, and your university should pay its share to Scopus to provide this service for its academic researchers.
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I would like to translate a PDF document written in Chinese into English. Thank you.
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For the best online translator, see my reply to https://www.researchgate.net/post/Which-is-the-best-software-for-research-paper-writing-with-correct-English. It includes Chinese, and it translates also files, but you will not be able to edit the translated text in the free version.
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I am looking for the citable reference for % recovery calculation. I found the attached document from the internet but it doesn't contain author information and reference. Could anyone please suggest the reference for the %recovery calculation formula? Thanks in advance.
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Percent recovery = amount of substance you actually collected / amount of substance you were supposed to collect, as a percent. Let's say you had 10.0g of impure material and after recrystallization you collected 7.0 g of dry pure material. Then your percent recovery is 70% (7/10 x 100).
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I would greatly appreciate someone assisting me with guiding documents for broth microdilution and agar dilution.
Thank you.
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Agar dilution method. The agar dilution method involves the incorporation of varying desired concentrations of the antimicrobial agent into an agar medium (molten agar medium), habitually using serial two-fold dilutions, followed by the inoculation of a defined microbial inoculum onto the agar plate surface
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What is the solution ,if the document size is greater than the required one ?
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As you assemble your documents, the size of the document may become increasingly difficult to manage.
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Can we add a missing document from 1994 Scopus publication?
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I presume you mean your article in “Acta Horticulturae”. In this particular case the answer is most likely no. If you look at SCImago https://www.scimagojr.com/journalsearch.php?q=26209&tip=sid you see that 1994 is not covered in the Scopus indexing of this Book series.
“Acta Horticulturae” is indexed for quite some years now but for some reason they were not indexed between 1988 and 1996 https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/26209
Depending on the reason this might change, but perhaps the people behind them can answer this https://www.ishs.org/contact
Best regards.
PS. I read here https://www.ishs.org/faq/acta-horticulturae-sound-peer-reviewed-journal “Acta Horticulturae is included in the Clarivate Analytics (formerly Thomson Reuters) Web of Science® Conference Proceedings Citation IndexSM. For several - mainly publishing-technical reasons, Acta Horticulturae, like other series of proceedings is currently not covered by Clarivate Analytics in the Science Citation Index (SCI); consequently the series has no Impact Factor” these publishing-technical reasons might be the reason for 1994 in Scopus as well.
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I am trying to calculate the cohesive energy density of a polyvinyl/cellulose hydrogel but the software does not include the van der Waals energy as part of the contribution to cohesive energy density because it's negative. Instead, it is presented as n/a in the summary document. I have equilibrated from 50 to 300ps yet I still get the same response that I should try equilibrating for a longer period. Please what else can I do?
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Maybe you've already solved it, but in case you haven't, can you specify what software you are using and eventually put it in the tags so that users of the corresponding package actually find this question?
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I am a translation and interpreting student and investigating which websites or documents can help to my researchs.What are the most useful documents for translation and interpreting student?
Also Turkish-English can be better for my research.
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The best translator is https://www.deepl.com/translator, it is much better than Google Translate. It provides also translations from/into Turkish. DeepL is based on artificial intelligence (AI) and is learning from the actions of users. Click on the first words of sentences or phrases or on a single word and it will propose alternative translations.
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Hi everyone,
I have the concentration of the following major components of PM2.5: Elemental Carbon, Ammonium, Nitrate, Organic Carbon, and Sulfate. However, I don't have the total PM2.5 concentration. I could not find a helpful article or book to help me do these calculations. I would appreciate it if you could, share articles, books, or documents that can help me achieve that.
Thank you
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Constructing PM10 would follow the same concept. You basically add all the components measured in the particle phase. Sometimes, you also have chloride in significant quantities so that would be added too.
Also, the factor of 1.4 for converting OC to Organics is not always applicable (good for fresh emissions). It depends on the O/C of the aerosols. The more oxidised aerosols you have, the conversion factor will go up. You can check Canagaratna et al (2015) paper for converting OC to Organics if you know the O/C of the aerosol sample. Here is the title of that paper:
Elemental ratio measurements of organic compounds using aerosol mass spectrometry: characterization, improved calibration, and implications - ACP
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PatchDock online server for protein-peptide showed in result section: You have uploaded an empty file. The file is not empty inside, all the documents contains are PDB structure. How to solve this issue?
Thank you.
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I have had this error before. It is a recurring internal server error which can only be resolved by the administrator. You can write an email to duhovka@gmail.com.
Hope it helps!
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I want to build a system of multiple, identical peptides, I saw other users suggest this documentation link http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/How-tos/Multiple_Chains#Identical_chains
However, this link is not working, would someone recommend me simmilar documentation or provide some professional tip ?
Thanks in advance
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Hi, simulating multiple peptides is the same as simulating a single peptide, you just need starting structure. Once, you got the starting structure, you can feed it to pdb2gmx and it will handle the rest.
The question is how you get multiple identical peptides. Either docking or manual assembly is your choice or depends on what you want to accomplish.
Good luck
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I applied the "ChemEquilibrium1P" command of Multiflash in a gProms' model as the gProms' documentation says, but the result is a null vector instead the chemical equilibrium composition.
Anyone can help me?
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In the past, you did not use black boxes,you wrote programs yourself - and they worked. To calculate the equilibrium composition I used a multivaiable function minimization and geometric programming. They are available in libraries. On my RG webside there are also publications from eighties on this subject.
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It would be grateful if anyone can guide me how to clean and merge 3600 docs web of science file for the bibliometric analysis
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If they are plain text files, merging them will be difficult. If they had been downloaded in a format that is compatible with EndNote (web version) you could upload them to EndNote and then remove duplicates as well as generating a bibliography.
In Microsoft Word, you can sort your list alphabetically and then manually remove duplicates. Microsoft gives these instructions:
Sort a list alphabetically in Word
  1. Select the list you want to sort.
  2. Go to Home > Sort.
  3. Set Sort by to Paragraphs and Text.
  4. Choose Ascending (A to Z) or Descending (Z to A).
  5. Select OK.
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Anyone help me to do "jack knife cross validation" process?
Thanks in advance.
Please share related paper's or document's link.
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Hi Mohammad Idrees Bhat Thanks Sir for your answer.
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We found a lot of documents in Tappe Sialk Kashan that occurred an earthquake which after that architecture developed and became better than before
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Hi,
Since the vast majority of buildings was made with earth material (adobe...), those building was easy to rebuilt after destruction. For stone architecture, it is well known that metallic clamps was used by the Greeks for earthquake: https://learnmore.ancienttemple.ysma.gr/constructing-the-temple/?lang=en
Here is an analysis of the metallic joints for the Acropolis:
"Ancient architects-engineers were aware of the seismicity of the Hellenic region and hadfound solutions to minimize their effect on the constructions. This has been accomplished byinserting steel clamps between marble blocks (Figure 1) and filling the void between themetal and the marble with molten lead metal, in order to secure the embodiment of the clampin the stones. Lead metal, being malleable absorbs stresses and protects both the steel clampand the marble." (PDF) Steel Clamps from the Acropolis: Some Old, Some New and Some Digital. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/313478370_Steel_Clamps_from_the_Acropolis_Some_Old_Some_New_and_Some_Digital [accessed Nov 07 2022].
In conclusion, yes earthquakes made the development of (some) architectures techniques.
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I have a 30 days (No License) free trial for PyMol for visualization of my Docking results, can I document it in my research paper?
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Yes you can download new license. And can cite in the paper
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Friends, does anyone know which university in Canada or Europe I can get admission in for the field of history, especially research on historical documents of Iran?
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McGill University in Canada.
Leiden University in the Netherlands.
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After downloading a manuscript I got an error message when I tried to generate a DOI. How do I generate a DOI on a posted document?
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Usually this work well. I suggest deleting the document from research gate and upload it again. During the uploading procedure tick the ox to otain DOI
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Modern quality control of audit services is very strict. Copies of the company's documents that confirm the results of the activity are not enough. Should the auditor have his evidence for all items of the balance sheet and how many working documents should be developed?
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I don't think auditors should stick to a number of working papers or documents that is sufficient to provide confidence in their clients' financial statements. However, auditors should cover themselves with all respective working papers and related documents so that they can answer any enquiry as regards following IFRS or GAAP in their audit.
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Hi everyone!
I am doing Rietveld refinement of synchrotron diffractograms of a nanopowder using GSAS-II.
When I refine the size of my sample, I refine it with the isotropic model (obtaining lets say 0,050 um), but then after many tests I have seen that I could use uniaxial size model choosing the crystallographic direction of the most intense peak and I obtain a much better fit of the experimental data (obtaining lets say equatorial size = 0,045 and axial size = 0,055 um), both for intensities and profile shapes.
Now I have a few questions on that model, and I struggle to find useful information on GSAS-II documentation or old GSAS manual, where there is just the mathematical formula.
What does choosing that particular [hkl] direction imply for the "real sample"? Does it mean that the sample has a shape that exposes mostly that crystallographic direction?
How do the two size values translate to the sample? I know size is an average value, and with isotropic model I could say that the average size is 50 nm, but the real sample should be better described by non-spherical shapes.
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As far as I understand, the unique axis relates the orientation of your uniaxial domain size you're modelling to the orientation of your crystallographic structure defined in your CIF file, or whatever file you've used to describe your crystal system.
For example, if you have a needle-like grain that is a fully coherent scattering domain and say, is rotationally symmetrical along its long axis, this long axis may correspond to the c-axis of your material. If so, then you would put 001 in your refinement model. If it corresponds to your a-axis, you would put 100, and if it corresponds to a direction between your a and b axes, you would put 110.
It doesn't mean that the unique axis corresponds to the longest axis. You could have an oblate spheroid shaped domain size.
It's important to remember that grain size does not directly equal scattering domain. You could have a structure with very unequal lattice parameters, and so even if you have a spherical particle, the number of coherent planes for scattering you have could be much lower due to them simply having more spacing between them. Graphite is an obvious example of this, where the basal planes have a much greater spacing than the prismatic ones, and so while you can have spherical powder grains of graphite, its scattering domain is uniaxial. This is my understanding anyhow. Sorry it's 2.5 years late, hope you found your answer before this, and if you have any recent ideas on this, I'd love to hear them.
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Hello, I am looking for documentation related to the WinITDB model for tsunami simulation, I have not been able to find results on the web. I hope to have your help, thank you.
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Hello,
Here are more links that might help you to figure out with WinITDB model:
- http://tsun.sscc.ru/PDM.htm (this contains some useful information)
Good luck!
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I came across a document where the authors have generated 2d terrain from an experimental flume. Images are attached. I would like to generate 2D geometry of a tilting flume for 2d analysis. I have dimension/1d geometry of the flume.
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As we know terrestrial plant are infected with many diseases and they are well documented. Is there similar kind of diseases reported in Seaweed?
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I am doing a PhD research project at the Universiti Malaya. The main objective of my study is to give a deeper understanding of the context or factors that influence the documented (legal) foreign workers (Bangladeshi) moving toward undocumented. I want the syndromes of the said problem and explain the causes with a theoretical basis.
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Thank you for sharing this interesting work . however it is out of my field !!!
Good luck with your research !!! best regards.
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for me an individual makes his investment decision based on time
risk and diversification but I can't find any documents on this part of the website
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There are a number of factors concerning investment decisions, depending on the type, location, taxes, risk, return, timing, etc.
The following two papers may help you in this regard. The first paper talks about the demographic factors related to such decisions. The second paper, although old it is still valid today as regards making investment decisions under uncertainty.
A study on relevance of demographic factors in investment decisions
N Geetha, M Ramesh - 2012 - ageconsearch.umn.edu
Investment under uncertainty: The case of replacement investment decisions
DC Mauer, SH Ott - Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 1995 - cambridge.org
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I am a beginner to research the exchange rate. I am really interested in this and hope to get your kind advice - An high-quality document or articles on Scopus/ ISI indexed. Thanks for your kind help!
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Dear Le Ma Long my advice is please search high quality article from authentic search engine like as Google scholars and go through the materials.
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I am a master student at Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata. I am looking for a few Research topics (some unsolved problems) for my Thesis in the area document imaging and analysis and CVPR.
It will be helpful if some recent research articles/conference papers are tagged with the answer.
Also, I would be more than happy to collaborate with some guide for the same.
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Look the link, maybe useful.
Regards,
Shafagat
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Prevent Fraud, Enable Transparency and Increase Trade speed;
All of these can be done using Blockchain Technology. So, should we change and if yes, how likely will the industry adapt the new technologies?
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The shipping industry is indeed in need of the above-named improvements for better service. delivery and efficiency. Thank you
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where can I find sites or documents about spores (aeciospores, teliospores or uredospores) of Pucciniaceae, especially the genus Gymnosporangium ? many thnaks
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Cedar–apple rust is caused by the fungus Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae. Similar diseases with hawthorn and quince as alternate hosts are caused by two other species of fungi in this genus. G. globosum and G. clavipes, respectively.
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Can anyone share the document with example for sample size calculation?
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First see the material in Schaefer et al Elementary survey sampling available for download from the z-library. After that consider the literature describing the G*power program that is very popular for this sort of calculation.this can all be found by Google search.. Best wishes, David Booth
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Hello,
I noticed while reading this document from the WHO that there is no references section. Why do guidelines publications such as this not cite literature? Can documents such as this be cited in scientific works, or are they not considered peer-reviewed?
Thanks!
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Hi,
The Who guidelines are intended to guide treatment of various diseases, and as such, it is a collection of information from various sources that are under publishers' copyrights, and these guidelines are designed for practical usage, and not for scientific citations. This is probably the difference between guidelines and a paper published in a scientific journal.
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Dear All,
I want to generate an initial velocity field for homogenous isotropic turbulence. I learned that inverse Fourier calculates it from the energy spectrum of the form.
E(k)=k4e-2(k/k0)^2
However, the inverse Fourier transform of the function is not so straightforward. Does anyone know any good documentation for Fourier or Inverse Fourier transform for the turbulence energy spectrum?
Also, I have seen some papers using sinusoidal functions as the initial velocity field in HIT. However, I don't understand how it pops out from the inverse FFT of the energy spectrum. Can someone through some light on it?
Thank you
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I am on my first research. I was editing the results from turnitin using my tablet with Turnitin feedback and my labtop with the document I was editing. i didnt print the result, i use to log in turnitin each time when editing. on the 17th December 21, when busy editing, turnitin went blank. since then when i log in the home page does no longer show my supervisor, and i dont know my class and KeyID. My class expires March 22. My supervisor is unable to help and on leave.
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Prof. Mary Makuya: In my opinion, most of the free-software-checkers for plagiarism don't work effectively. Since there is no guarantee that the original content of your manuscript might not be copied and sold to others before it is published by you, I discourage using any free-software-checkers for plagiarism; some of them are betrayers.
· WARNING 1: There are a massive number of betrayers!
· WARNING 2: Plagiarism is a sin! If it is, severe action may be taken and/or legal notice may be given.
Unfortunately, you have to pay for the sake of getting good results. In any way, it is not well for your reputation if there were accusations of plagiarism.
In my personal opinion, free anti-plagiarism software is not safe.
On the other side, My university, WISE, uses the TURNITIN plagiarism checker. The maximum allowed percentage of plagiarism should be commonly less than 20%. However, from the same reference, it should not exceed 5%.
We must completely understand that the plagiarism is never allowed and it is almost impossible to have 0% similarity.
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Here is the output when I run the GRASS tool in QGIS. I am new to GIS analysis and couldn't find a possible solution anywhere.
QGIS version: 3.24.3-Tisler
QGIS code revision: cf22b74e
Qt version: 5.15.3
Python version: 3.9.5
GDAL version: 3.4.3
GEOS version: 3.10.2-CAPI-1.16.0
PROJ version: Rel. 9.0.0, March 1st, 2022
PDAL version: 2.3.0 (git-version: 0a6ef5)
Algorithm started at: 2022-07-04T18:53:49
Algorithm 'r.li.richness' starting…
Input parameters:
{ 'GRASS_RASTER_FORMAT_META' : '', 'GRASS_RASTER_FORMAT_OPT' : '', 'GRASS_REGION_CELLSIZE_PARAMETER' : 0, 'GRASS_REGION_PARAMETER' : '746155.771600000,757840.963300000,951779.638200000,962616.184600000 [EPSG:32643]', 'config' : '', 'config_txt' : 'SAMPLINGFRAME 0|0|1|1\nSAMPLEAREA -1|-1|0.004342431761786601|0.003763440860215054\nMOVINGWINDOW\n', 'input' : 'C:/Users/Manish R/Desktop/Today/ClusterVI.tif', 'output' : 'TEMPORARY_OUTPUT' }
g.proj -c wkt="C:/Users/Manish R/AppData/Local/Temp/processing_RQxfOu/42db0e306a4e41a5a7d34b5030c68db4/crs.prj"
r.in.gdal input="C:\Users\Manish R\Desktop\Today\ClusterVI.tif" band=1 output="rast_62c2e9e51e51b2" --overwrite -o
g.region n=962616.1846 s=951779.6382 e=757840.9633 w=746155.7716 res=30.0
r.li.richness input=rast_62c2e9e51e51b2 config="62c2e9e5208e53" output=output4a50d462983341c49ffd0913e7a11d2b --overwrite
DEL C:\Users\MANISH~1\AppData\Roaming\GRASS7\r.li\62c2e9e5208e53
g.region raster=output4a50d462983341c49ffd0913e7a11d2b
r.out.gdal -t -m input="output4a50d462983341c49ffd0913e7a11d2b" output="C:\Users\Manish R\AppData\Local\Temp\processing_RQxfOu\f2e1c8d064e940b49fa219f57b33565f\output.tif" format="GTiff" createopt="TFW=YES,COMPRESS=LZW" --overwrite
Starting GRASS GIS...
WARNING: Concurrent mapset locking is not supported on Windows
Cleaning up temporary files...
Executing <C:\Users\Manish R\AppData\Local\Temp\processing_RQxfOu\grassdata\grass_batch_job.cmd> ...
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>chcp 1252 1>NUL
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>g.proj -c wkt="C:/Users/Manish R/AppData/Local/Temp/processing_RQxfOu/42db0e306a4e41a5a7d34b5030c68db4/crs.prj"
Default region was updated to the new projection, but if you have multiple mapsets `g.region -d` should be run in each to update the region from the default
Projection information updated
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>r.in.gdal input="C:\Users\Manish R\Desktop\Today\ClusterVI.tif" band=1 output="rast_62c2e9e51e51b2" --overwrite -o
Over-riding projection check
Importing raster map <rast_62c2e9e51e51b2>...
0..3..6..9..12..15..18..21..24..27..30..33..36..39..42..45..48..51..54..57..60..63..66..69..72..75..78..81..84..87..90..93..96..99..100
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>g.region n=962616.1846 s=951779.6382 e=757840.9633 w=746155.7716 res=30.0
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>r.li.richness input=rast_62c2e9e51e51b2 config="62c2e9e5208e53" output=output4a50d462983341c49ffd0913e7a11d2b --overwrite
ERROR: Illegal areas disposition
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>DEL C:\Users\MANISH~1\AppData\Roaming\GRASS7\r.li\62c2e9e5208e53
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>g.region raster=output4a50d462983341c49ffd0913e7a11d2b
ERROR: Raster map <output4a50d462983341c49ffd0913e7a11d2b> not found
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>r.out.gdal -t -m input="output4a50d462983341c49ffd0913e7a11d2b" output="C:\Users\Manish R\AppData\Local\Temp\processing_RQxfOu\f2e1c8d064e940b49fa219f57b33565f\output.tif" format="GTiff" createopt="TFW=YES,COMPRESS=LZW" --overwrite
ERROR: Raster map or group <output4a50d462983341c49ffd0913e7a11d2b> not found
C:\Users\Manish R\Documents>exit
Execution of <C:\Users\Manish R\AppData\Local\Temp\processing_RQxfOu\grassdata\grass_batch_job.cmd> finished.
Cleaning up temporary files...
Press any key to continue . . .
Execution completed in 3.20 seconds
Results:
{'output': 'C:\\Users\\Manish '
'R\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\processing_RQxfOu\\f2e1c8d064e940b49fa219f57b33565f\\output.tif'}
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Você pretende fazer uma classificação?
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Dear Researchers,
Could you please give your ideas and share resources about how document verification may be achieved using semantic analysis? Is there any tool or technique? Suggestions including simple and easy techniques would be great. Thanks.
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Dear Prof. Metin Turan,
Sources presented below may be useful:
Semantic Analysis, Explained
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Semantic Similarity of Documents Using Latent Semantic Analysis:
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Semantic Analysis: Working and Techniques:
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How to Do Thematic Analysis | Step-by-Step Guide & Examples
Published on September 6, 2019 by Jack Caulfield. Revised on July 21, 2022.
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Understanding Semantic Analysis – NLP:
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all the good book and documents in computer science are in English language l went translate book in my language to learn so guys can you recommend me
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I had a publication in 2007 on child trafficking in India:
Ray, N. 2007. “Wither childhood? Child trafficking in India”. Social Development Issues, 29 (3), 72-83. ISSN 0147-1473.
Today I was completely devastated to find that the same paper was sent to a conference at University of Nebraska Lincoln in 2013 with no changes whatsoever. Both documents are attached.
Since then the document has resided in the Digital Commons under the copyright of the plagiarizer. The individual is also registered in research gate and has listed the same publication as his own.
What should one do in such cases of blatant academic theft including theft of citations?
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I find the following important note on the Wikipedia:
"A study found that over half of the uploaded papers appear to infringe copyright because the authors uploaded the publisher's version."
To see this note, you can refer to the following link
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I am conducting research in the area of heritage planning and conservation. Heritage Impact Assessment(HIA) is necessary before any kind of change or development in the built environment around a heritage site within a defined regulated area to determine its impacts on the potential of heritage. In India, it has now become mandatory by the National Monument Authority (NMA) in case of any centrally protected monument. Visual Impact Assessment is a very important component of an HIA to asses any future impact on the overall landscape of the place around the heritage site. To be precise, according to NMA guidelines, it is required to check the skyline concerning the heritage site, any visual obstruction in views of the heritage site, shadow on the heritage site due to new development, and consideration from building design bye-laws.
Guideline for HIA by NMA can be found here: https://www.nma.gov.in/documents/20126/51838/HIA+Report.pdf
From the available example of HIA reports, I understood that experts are using 3D software, first to model the existing structures and then adding the proposed structure to generate the views in the form of images/renders to visualise the projected development. Sometimes, it is done by only drawing a section and marking the human eye angle. I am not sure how they are validating these views. From these images/renders only, one can not say very definitively whether these are accurate or not. Also, I am unsure about the view/camera point selection.
I have not been able to find any study on the assessment of the overall visual quality of the surrounding area due to new changes.
It would be great if you know of any study or documents or share some light on this.
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check the pdf. below.
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Some journals recommend reporting for structural equation modeling (SEM) relative noncentrality index, RNI, like here:
Gefen, D., Rigdon, E. E., & Straub, D. (2011). Editor's comments: an update and extension to SEM guidelines for administrative and social science research
but I was unable to locate it in the AMOS documentation. I also couldn't find any calculation formula. Maybe there's some R package for calculation? Or maybe this index has some other name, under which i can find it in AMOS? What have i missed?
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Hello Tomasz,
Well, everyone has their own favorite index of model performance!
The RNI is (d0 - dm) / dm, where 'd' is a noncentrality parameter, '0' signifies the null model and 'm' signifies the tested model.
dm = (chi-square_m - df_m) / N
where (chi-square_m = tested model chi-square; df_m = tested model df)
d0 = (chi-square_0 - df_0) / N
where (chi-square_0 is null model chi-square; df_0 is null model df)
Note that null-model df = p*(p+1)/2, where p is number of manifest variables.
As well, note that since "N" appears in both numerator and denominator of the RNI, it may be omitted from the intermediate calculations.
Most SEM programs will give df and chi-square values for the fitted model, so this should not be difficult to compute. If null model chi-square is not given, you may estimate it as:
chi-square_0 = (chi-square_m / df_m) * TLI / (1 + TLI)
where TLI is the Tucker-Lewis Index, given by many SEM packages.
Good luck with your work.
References:
McDonald, R. P., & Marsh, H. W. (1990). Choosing a multivariate model: Noncentrality and goodness of fit. Psychological Bulletin, 107(2), 247–255. doi:10.1037/0033-2909.107.2.247
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I am looking for research journals and supporting documents that explains the physical phenomenon behind Vapour-Liquid interfacial heat ( and mass transfer) and possibly a general mathematical expression to deduce the Interfacial heat transfer coefficient (IHTC).
The intend of the same is to apply in heat transfer process to enhance the accuracy of predicting boil-off in supercooled gases.
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Boiling is a large topic and long-studied phenomenon. There are countless published papers on the subject going back more than a century. There is much to learn and many have forged a trail for you to follow in. Search the Web for "nucleation" and "onset" and "boiling". You might even spend some time in a university library if you can find one that's still open for business.
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I'm a medical writer, and recently, I've finished a GCP course. I wanted to know more about regulatory documents such as study protocol, investigator brochure, Informed consent, etc. I wanted to know how they are written and have a look at their formats because I'm interested in this field. Can someone guide me on how to find these documents?
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Hello,
This may be a helpful source of e-learning
Regards,
Alphonce Nsabi Simbila
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I being the part of the research community always get baffled while documenting implementation based or experimental based technical research studies. Any one having any clues that help me getting clarity over the aspect. All suggestions are welcomed
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When it is novel and beneficial !.regards
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Hello everyone,
there seems to be a lack of resources, even though SLA additive manufacturing is widely used. Would anyone be so kind as to point me towards a source determining the Poisson's ratio of standard photopolymers in cured state? I'd be especially interested in Formlabs Clear resin and Formlabs Tough 2000. Their documentation does not provide a number, unfortunately, and literature results for other resins are surprisingly scarce as well.
Thank you all in advance.
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Good day! As for the information, that I found, Poisson's ratio of Formlabs Clear resin is 0.35. Please find the following links as useful:
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Hi everybody body
I want to do a MD simulation in NAMD for a ligand-protein complex on windows operating system. Where can I find a video or pdf document tutorial?
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All the NAMD tutorials are compiled here: http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/Training/Tutorials/
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I have found the antioxidant capacity by phosphomolybdenum based method, now the issue is I've lost the data although final antioxidant capicity is known and documented, what should i do for calibration now? Thank you in advance
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The surprisingly similar question to that of :" What is the calibration system for phosphomolybdenum based antioxidant activity?"
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I was trying to optimize an organoaluminium compound using the PBE0-D3(BJ)/def2-SVP level of theory. I have not used this theory before for my work. But after reading the Gaussian documentation and googling, I came up with the input like below -
PBE1PBE/Def2SVP EmpiricalDispersion=GD3BJ Fopt Freq=NoRaman
But Gaussian is throwing a syntax error in the basis set input. Can anyone help me with this issue?
The gaussian output message is attached below.
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Dear Aritra Roy ,
I think GD3BJ empirical dispersion was included in later revisions of Gaussian 09, so you should move either to not-so-old versions of G09 or directly to G16.
Hope you find it helpful
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I am looking for a source document(s) on what is considered a good/very good/excellent survey response rate.  I've heard in several circles that a 30-40% response rate is considered good/very good.  Might you have a source document that I could refer to?
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What is a Good Survey Response rate
A good survey response rate is one that is above average and, based on some industry data, that would be anything above 25% and subject to having enough total responses. However, you need to make sure your survey response rate is above the minimum acceptable survey response rate.
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Hi,
am looking for english document of " Rego, A., & Souto, S. (2004). Comprometimento organizacional em organizações autentizóticas: um estudo luso-brasileiro. Revista de Administração de Empresas44(3), 30-43."
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Noted sir. thanks and regards
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Hi,
I am looking for open source tools for pathway and network analysis for proteomics and genomics. Will appreciate tools with tutorials and simple to follow documentation.
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Hi Victor
begin with StringDB and DAVID, it's easy to handle.
all the best
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I have just started using ORCA and was following a YouTube tutorial series by Dr. S. Kishor => https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJIwRG-f5Gjd95jUG4cGjfSxs2gQfQAza
I'm using ORCA 5.0.3 on windows 10 with an i5 9400 processor and 500 GB A2000 Kingston RAM. In the 16th video of the series, I was introduced to IR frequencies calculation with geometry optimization with the following input -
# avogadro generated ORCA input file
# Basic Mode
# GeomOpt + Freq for Acetone
! RHF OPT FREQ 6-311++G**
* xyz 0 1
C -3.50986 2.85550 -0.14979
C -2.02053 3.03306 -0.02862
H -3.77767 1.82632 0.10157
H -3.82355 3.06176 -1.17685
H -4.01762 3.55239 0.52151
C -1.41776 2.78670 1.32795
H -1.61034 1.75505 1.63245
H -1.85017 3.48112 2.05247
H -0.33688 2.94710 1.28593
O -1.32971 3.36340 -0.99127
*
Now, when I'm opening the output file (.out) using Avogadro 1.2.0, the molecule was loading, but the frequencies were not loading. I checked the output file, and they were there but were not coming in Avogadro (should render automatically while opening the output file). I opened the Vibration toolbar from the settings of Avogadro to find they were not loaded. Can anyone help me how to view the IR frequencies generated from ORCA in Avogadro or other software?
N.B. - I found a discussion in the ORCA forum about OfakeG which can convert the ORCA output file into a Gaussian output file and I used that to covert as I have institutional access to Gaussian and GaussView (https://orcaforum.kofo.mpg.de/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5018&p=21189&hilit=OfakeG#p21189). I followed the documentation but I was unable to convert the file type. I got an error saying the application couldn't find the file.
Enclosed:
1) Output File
2) Screenshot of Avogadro window
3) Screenshot of OfakeG application window
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As can be seen from the OfakeG screenshot, you didn't successfully convert the ORCA output file. You need to manually remove the double quotation marks from the automatically generated path, otherwise OfakeG cannot find it.
In addition, you can directly use Multiwfn (http://sobereva.com/multiwfn) to plot IR spectrum. See example in Section 4.11.1 of Multiwfn manual, you simply need to replace the Gaussian output file in this example with ORCA output file.
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If I want to submit an article based on interviews. Do I have to attach a document in the journal's submission to prove the authenticity of the interviews?
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I agree with Wolfgang R. Dick that you would have to contact the editor (or editorial office) as the requirements of each journal is different.
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Hi,
Can anybody let me know the basic requirements for opening a journal?
What are the required documents & how much does it cost?
And how we can include it in JCR list?
Thanks
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