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The Ph.D. is a challenging course that can be attractive at the same time. The reactions of people and their experiences in this course can be different. In this discussion, I intend to talk about the lived experiences of the Ph.D. students. What experiences (good or bad, positive or negative) have you had in this course?
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Can anyone suggest a good protocol for isolation of somatic cells. The present protocols we are using now are not very satisfactory. Is anyone having good experience in extraction of cells?
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While we assumes that the students have a questions during the lecture, do you have enough information to clarify those question with out plan?
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I would like to hear and learn from your suggestions based on your general experience, during the course of your doctoral thesis writing.
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There are lots pf reasons for application of the exploratory factor analysis methodology. Could you tell me the advantages and disadvantages of this methodology based on your experiences in this way? (Please write in the list),
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what are the specific design processes (and methodologies) when we are tackling (product) Experience Design?
A. Einstein in 1920 realized that his theory might not be complete, in the sense that Mach's principle was not consistently applied to the general relativity theory as space-time is not made of matter-energy, see: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/Extras/Einstein_ether.html . He mentioned the idea of a relativistic aether, not the static one, a more relativistic one. I have no empirical argument to prove what I say so far, but I say it anyway, for the sake of discussion. In one of my recent paper: , I explore the hypothesis stating that space-time was a material with some elastic properties. My conclusion is that the stiffness of space-time is so high at the present epoch (in the cosmological scale) that we cannot really interact with it, except through the classical general relativistic geometrical-like interaction. However, following this hypothesis, one could find best-fit parameters that predict cosmological inflation and resolve the so-called cosmological constant problem. In this regime, space-time is elastic, and can be deformed as any other material, as any other field that can be quantized. Why space-time should be 'so' different than any other field and in the same time be quantized ? Why not considering that space-time was as any other field, and experienced a phase transition that made him stiffed ? May be geometry is a a consequence of that, and not the cause. Then, the Mach principle becomes consistent to the theory, and the space-time background hypothesis is not required anymore.
From the field experience, it came to know that crops/livestock's insurer farmers were also expecting to return premium amount/sum insured after certain time as in case of life insurance. So it would be better to combine both schemes to treat farmer psychologically and benefit both parties. If there is experience of combing both life and non-life insurance schemes, expecting its approaches and experiences (positive and negative) of implementation
i have Capparis spinosa seeds but i tray to germination using different mesthods and GA3, CaCl2, H2SO4, i did not get any results. but when I using TTZ, tetrazolium and i found seeds with 75 % viability
I want to know field experience about the water stress percent allowable for pistachio.
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I am working with undergraduate students who will partake in an intense international field experience. I am interested in measuring how their abilities to interpret field data change over time and their understandings of the geology/geophysics that they encounter during their 30 days in Malawi. Any advice and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Years ago, someone in a workshop I attended described this simple equation, however I cannot find a reference for it.
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