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1An assessment of the extent and causes of food insecurity in northern Ghana using a livelihood vulnerability framework显示文摘Jan Hesselberg Joseph A. Yaro 2006GeoJournal2006,,1:2
2Assessing the bioaccumulation of contaminants from sediments by fish and other aquatic organisms显示文摘Wayne A. Willford Michael J. Mac Robert J. Hesselberg 1987Hydrobiologia1987,,1:1
3Exploration behaviour and behavioural flexibility in orb-web spiders: A review显示文摘Thomas HESSELBERG 2015Current Zoology2015,61,2:1
4Genetic variation in the serntonin receptor gene affects immnne responses in rheuma- toid arthritis显示文摘Snir O Hesselberg E Amoudruz P 2013Genes Immun2013,14,2:1
5An assessment of the extent and causes of food insecurity in northern Ghana using a livelihood vulnerability framework 显示文摘Jan Hesselberg Joseph A 2006GeoJourna12006,67,:1
6Assessing the bioaccumulation of contaminants from sediments by fish and other aquatic organisms显示文摘WILLFORD W A MAC M J HESSELBERG R J 1987Hydrobiologia1987,149,1:1
7An assessment of the extent and causes of food in security in northern Ghana using a livelihood vulner- ability framework显示文摘Jan Hesselberg Jospeph A 2006Geo Journal2006,,:1
8A Biomimetic Approach to Robot Locomotion in Unstructured and Slippery Environments显示文摘While much attention has been given to bio-robotics in recent years, not much of this has been given to the challenging subject of locomotion in slippery conditions. This study begins to rectify this by proposing a biomimetic approach to generating the friction required to give sufficient propulsive force on a slippery substrate. We took inspiration from a successful biological solution-that of applying hair-like structures to the propulsive appendages, similar to the setae found in nereid polychaetes living in muddy habitats. We began by examining the morphology and themean locomotion parameters of one of the most common nereids: Nereis diversicolor. Following this study, we designed and fabricated a robotic system with appendages imitating the biological shape found in the worm. A flexible control system was developed to allow most of the locomotion parameters observed in the real worm to be applied to the robot. Experiments on three different natural substrates ranging from fine sand to gravel showed that, whereas a plate attached to the appendage generated most thrust on a small particle substrate, a bundle of artificial setae attached to the appendage generated most thrust on a large particle substrate. On all types of substrate tested, an appendage without any attachment did significantly worse than one with. This suggests that hair-like structures can be advantageous.Giovanni La Spina Thomas Hesselberg John Williams Julian F V Vincent 2005Journal of Bionic Engineering2005,2,1:0
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