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| [ニュース] ヴイストン、USB 2.0接続全方位センサーの高画素モデルを発売 from Robot Watch (2007-3-15 17:27) |
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| Ultrasound scan reveals likely outcome of IVF from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-15 9:01) |
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A simple scan can predict the chance of successful conception just as accurately as more time-consuming hormone tests, a new study reveals
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| Political infighting threatens Europe's satnav plans from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-15 3:59) |
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The eight European countries appointed to run the Galileo network are squabbling over where to locate key operations centres
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| Source of mysterious seismic rumblings revealed from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-15 3:00) |
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The gentle tremors are caused by the very slow slide of tectonic plates past one another, and might help forecast major earthquakes
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| Icy chips off the old asteroid block from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-15 3:00) |
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Astronomers have caught their first glimpse of the innards of an icy asteroid 7.5 billion kilometres away, in the Kuiper belt
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| Photon's life cycle 'watched' in full from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-15 3:00) |
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For the first time the birth, life and death of a single particle of light is observed in real-time
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| [ニュース] ロボット学会工学セミナー「ロボット・インタラクション・テクノロジー」レポート from Robot Watch (2007-3-15 1:31) |
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| [ニュース] 「進展するロボット化技術と農業機械の開発改良」セミナーレポート(前編) from Robot Watch (2007-3-15 0:05) |
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| Hydrocarbon glaciers and seas may dot Titan's poles from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-14 23:10) |
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The ultra-cold, hydrocarbon-rich environment of Saturn's moon may give rise to acetylene glaciers and burbling blobs of plastic
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| Computer model hints at how opinions evolve from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-14 22:56) |
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The work could explain how language differences persist across geographic boundaries and how political thought can quickly become polarized
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