Labour or capital factors: Which influence industrial automation more? by Marcin Gryczka

“… Objective: The purpose of the article is to determine which economic factors, specifically those related to labour and capital, have a more significant impact on the level of industrial automation. …”
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More stable yet bimodal geodynamo during the Cretaceous superchron? by Florian Lhuillier, Stuart A. Gilder, Michael Wack, Kuang He, Nikolai Petersen, Brad S. Singer, Brian R. Jicha, Allen J. Schaen, Dylan Colon

“…We find that magnetic field directions during the superchron exhibit bimodal populations: one with inclinations representative of a dipolar field and another with shallow inclinations that could reflect a more complex, multipolar field. However, the time‐dependent variability in field directions was 50% lower during the superchron than after, which implies greater field stability during the superchron. …”
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Enriching the Mediterranean diet could nourish the brain more effectively by Pasquale Picone, Antonella Girgenti, Miriam Buttacavoli, Domenico Nuzzo

“…In fact, as research progresses, more and more attention are being placed to brain health, promising a harmonious and resilient cognitive landscape for individuals and society.…”
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Crop acreage portfolio analysis of introducing more hemp in Kentucky by Yunsun Park, Seong D. Yun, Tyler Mark, Brandon R. McFadden, Brandy E. Phipps, Craig Schluttenhofer

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Variability indexes for wind power by Guglielmo D’Amico, Giovanni Masala, Filippo Petroni

“…The results have direct practical relevance and utility in the real-world wind energy sector, as they contribute to a more in-depth understanding of the variability risk of wind power generation plants.…”
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Random Variables Aren’t Random by Paul W. Vos

“…This paper examines the foundational concept of random variables in probability theory and statistical inference, demonstrating that their mathematical definition requires no reference to randomization or hypothetical repeated sampling. …”
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Evolution and Outbursts of Cataclysmic Variables by S.-B. Qian, L.-Y. Zhu, E.-G. Zhao, E. Fernández Lajús, J. Zhang, G. Shi, Z.-T. Han

“…Our results suggest that the evolution of CVs is more complex than that predicted by the standard model and we should consider the effect of variable mass accretion in nova and dwarf nova outbursts.…”
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A Survey Design for a Sensitive Binary Variable Correlated with Another Nonsensitive Binary Variable by Jun-Wu Yu, Yang Lu, Guo-Liang Tian

“…However, in practice, we sometimes need to assess the association between one sensitive binary variable (e.g., whether or not a drug user, the number of sex partner being ⩽1 or >1, and so on) and one nonsensitive binary variable (e.g., good or poor health status, with or without cervical cancer, and so on). …”
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Hybrid Control Strategy for VIENNA Rectifiers in More Electric Aircraft Electrical Systems by Mehmet Can Alphan, Gurkan Soykan

“…The increasing adoption of power electronics devices in the more electric aircraft (MEA) industry brings the need for advanced power quality solutions to ensure stable operation under challenging conditions such as unbalanced grids, unbalanced DC loading, arc faults, and variable grid frequencies. …”
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Knowledge-Based Shape Optimization of Morphing Wing for More Efficient Aircraft by Alessandro De Gaspari, Sergio Ricci

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Circadian rhythms are more resilient to pacemaker neuron disruption in female Drosophila. by Aishwarya Ramakrishnan Iyer, Eva Scholz-Carlson, Evardra Bell, Grace Biondi, Shlesha Richhariya, Maria P Fernandez

“…Our results suggest that the female circadian system is more resilient to manipulations of M-cells and the PDF pathway, suggesting that circadian timekeeping is more distributed across the clock neuron network in females.…”
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More extreme summertime North Atlantic Oscillation under climate change by Quan Liu, Jürgen Bader, Johann H. Jungclaus, Daniela Matei

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More Intense, Organized Deep Convection With Shrinking Tropical Ascent Regions by Kyle R. Wodzicki, Anita D. Rapp

“…The present work uses tropical ascent area fraction (Au) and Tropical Rainfall Measurement Mission precipitation features to study global tropical variability in convection with ascent area changes in the current climate. …”
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MBSE 2.0: Toward More Integrated, Comprehensive, and Intelligent MBSE by Lin Zhang, Zhen Chen, Yuanjun Laili, Lei Ren, M. Jamal Deen, Wentong Cai, Yuteng Zhang, Yuqing Zeng, Pengfei Gu

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Marine Stratocumulus Clouds With More Coarse Sea Spray Aerosols Are Brighter by Fan Liu, Feiyue Mao, Daniel Rosenfeld, Zengxin Pan, Lin Zang, Yannian Zhu, Wei Gong

“…Under low winds and high stability conditions, optimal FA and CSA can enhance cooling by −95 W m−2, nearly 60% more than adding FA alone. This CRE response to FA and CSA was consistently observed across various cloud‐controlling factors, thus minimizing the probability of being caused by meteorological co‐variability. …”
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Plant long noncoding RNAs: why do we not know more? by Paulina Kościelniak, Łukasz Walas, Agata Konecka, Włodzimierz Buraczyk, Ewelina A. Klupczyńska

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RESEARCH ON CUTTING FORCE MODELLING AND INFLUENCE FACTORS FOR END MILLS WITH VARIABLE-HELIX ANGLE by JIN Gang, LI Hua, HAN JianXin, LI Dong, QI HouJun

“…Variable helix cutter can reduce the location error of the finished surface,leading to a more accurate machining operation.Considering the geometries of variable pitch and helix angle,and the piecewise continuous regions of the cutting,an analytical model for predicting the cutting force for milling process with variable helix angle cutter is presented.The validation of the proposed model is conducted via some cutting tests.Based on proposed model,the influence of variable helix character on cutting force is studied.Analyses show that cutting force coefficients obtained from the traditional cutting tool could be used to accurately predict the cutting forces of the variable helix cutting tool.The bigger helix angle corresponds to the smaller cutting force and bigger width of phase.The character of variable-helix angle has more significant influence on cutting force when axial depth of cut is larger.…”
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Quantifying direct associations between variables by Minyuan Zhao, Yun Chen, Qin Liu, Shengjun Wu

“…On the other hand, certain existing measures of direct association between two variables suffer an instability problem when a parent variable has a strong influence on both variables. …”
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Differences and Similarities: Variability and Fractality in CDST by Zhizi Chen

“…It concludes with two metaphors to illustrate the relationship between variability and fractality, and how the two seemingly irreconcilable ideas can generate a clearer and more panoramic view of L2 development. …”
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Geometrical variability of the femoral distal epiphysis by S. E. Baybakov, L. V. Gorbov, T. S. Alekseenko, K. P. Chekalin

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