نتایج جستجو برای: longspine scraper

تعداد نتایج: 370  

Journal: :iranian journal of ichthyology 0
fariba fazeli m.sc. graduate, department of fisheries sciences, college of natural resources, bushehr branch, islamic azad university, bushehr, iran zohre zarei m.sc. graduate, department of fisheries sciences, college of natural resources, bushehr branch, islamic azad university, bushehr, iran abdol-rahim pazira department of fisheries sciences, college of natural resources, bushehr branch, islamic azad university, bushehr, iran tirdad maghsoudloo department of fisheries sciences, college of natural resources, bushehr branch, islamic azad university, bushehr, iran saber vatandoost department of fisheries sciences, babol branch, islamic azad university, babol, iran

in the present study, some biological aspects of capoeta trutta (heckel, 1843) have been examined for the aim of future stock assessment, exploitation and conservational managements. a total of 103 fish specimens were collected seasonally from seymareh river, tigris basin, iran, in four seasons during 2011-2012. observed maximum age was 4 + in both sexes and sex ratio obtained as 1m:1.9f. analy...

Journal: :Turkish Journal of Agriculture - Food Science and Technology 2018

Fatty acid composition of fish is one of the key factors for the evaluation of fish nutritional value and it could be different based on fish species, habitat, nutrition and etc. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the fatty acid composition of five commercially important freshwater fish from the fish market. Studied fish were as follows: Barbell, Luciobarbus pectoralis (Heckel, 1843),...

2001
I. A. Yazynin

One of the main parameters of quality the scraper or collimation systems is minimizing the yield of primary particles from system in cyclic and linear accelerators. From this viewpoint in paper the choice of materials the target, scraper and collimators, and its geometrical sizes is considered taking into account the energy and parameters of formed beam.

Journal: :Journal of insect physiology 2012
Fernando Montealegre-Z

This paper describes the biomechanics of an unusual form of wing stridulation in katydids, termed here 'reverse stridulation'. Male crickets and katydids produced sound to attract females by rubbing their forewings together. One of the wings bears a vein ventrally modified with teeth (a file), while the other harbours a scraper on its anal edge. The wings open and close in rhythmic cycles, but ...

2008
Luciana Assirati Casemiro Carlos Henrique Gomes Martins Tatiane Cruz de Carvalho Heitor Panzeri Marco Aurélio Sichirolli Lavrador Fernanda de Carvalho Panzeri Pires-De-Souza

For centuries, specific instruments or regular toothbrushes have routinely been used to remove tongue biofilm and improve breath odor. Toothbrushes with a tongue scraper on the back of their head have recently been introduced to the market. The present study compared the effectiveness of a manual toothbrush with this new design, i.e., possessing a tongue scraper, and a commercial tongue scraper...

2016
Renate L. Doerfler Christina Lehermeier Heike Kliem Erich Möstl Heinz Bernhardt

Autonomous mobile robot scrapers are increasingly used in order to clean the floors on dairy farms. Given the complexity of robot scraper operation, stress may occur in cows due to unpredictability of the situation. Experiencing stress can impair animal welfare and, in the long term, the health and milk production of the cows. Therefore, this study addressed potential stress responses of dairy ...

1993
J. Irwin R. Helm W. R. Nelson

We describe linac protection and a conventional collimation system appqxiate for a next linear collider. The linac accelerating structure can be protected from “worst credible failures” by a system of sacrificial spoilers. For the collimation system we consider the effects of asverse wakefields and the transmission, heating, mechanical stress, and edge-scattering properties of scrapers. We requ...

Journal: :The Journal of experimental biology 2006
Fernando Montealegre-Z Glenn K Morris Andrew C Mason

The calling song of an undescribed Meconematinae katydid (Tettigoniidae) from South America consists of trains of short, separated pure-tone sound pulses at 129 kHz (the highest calling note produced by an Arthropod). Paradoxically, these extremely high-frequency sound waves are produced by a low-velocity movement of the stridulatory forewings. Sound production during a wing stroke is pulsed, b...

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