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... operation , the ADCP could detect only the current field at 7 m depth , because the sea was shallow . Therefore , in the calculation for operation No. 1 , the current field was assumed to be uniform . The positions of the fishing vessel ...
... operation , the ADCP could detect only the current field at 7 m depth , because the sea was shallow . Therefore , in the calculation for operation No. 1 , the current field was assumed to be uniform . The positions of the fishing vessel ...
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... operation No. 1. In contrast , profile No. 2 was similar to the measured profile for the first 15 minutes , after which the calculated depth decreased faster than the measured depth . During casting , the net sank freely and the ...
... operation No. 1. In contrast , profile No. 2 was similar to the measured profile for the first 15 minutes , after which the calculated depth decreased faster than the measured depth . During casting , the net sank freely and the ...
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... operation factors and relative tandem distance ΣτΝ 0.8 06 04 British Columbia New York 0.2 San Francisco T 0 100 50 100k 10 15 20 30 d / 2r 4 2 0 residential Small Commercial Medium Commercial Industrial Figure 11 2005-2006 Electricity ...
... operation factors and relative tandem distance ΣτΝ 0.8 06 04 British Columbia New York 0.2 San Francisco T 0 100 50 100k 10 15 20 30 d / 2r 4 2 0 residential Small Commercial Medium Commercial Industrial Figure 11 2005-2006 Electricity ...
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