Hydro-Incubation 1

Incubation effects

After an initial period of unsuccessful work at solving a problem, a subject might either continue to work uninterruptedly or put the problem temporarily aside, returning to it later. The elusive laboratory phenomenon called "incubation" refers to superior performance for those subjects who return to the problem after a delay rather than working continuously on the problem. The forgetting-fixat...

Optimal culture incubation time in orthopedic 1 device - associated infections – a retrospective 2 analysis of prolonged 14 - day incubation

Broiler incubation. 1. Effect of elevated temperature during late incubation on body weight and organs of chicks.

Three experiments were conducted to investigate the effect of increased egg temperature during the final third of incubation on BW, yolk sac, heart, and digestive organs of broiler chicks at hatching. Egg temperatures were found to be approximately 1.0 to 1.5 degrees C higher than incubator air temperature. Elevated egg temperature (39.5 degrees C) after embryonic day 14 generally accelerated h...

Small hydro schemes

POWER ENGINEERING JOURNAL APRIL 2002 61 I nduction generators are commonly used for small hydro schemes due to advantages such as availability, low cost and robustness. The cost per kW of a single-phase generator is generally higher than a threephase generator. Hence a three-phase generator, which produces a single-phase output, is normally used. In order to minimise further the capital cost, c...

The Void in Hydro Ontology

Voids are extremely important to water science, because their size and connectivity determines the storage and flow of water both above and below the ground surface. While previous formal theories about voids strictly consider holes hosted inside objects, we generalize voids to also include spaces between objects, and distinguish voids in macroscopic objects from those occurring microscopically...