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001) than the control group. Lastly, with regards to the consumer's test, the tasters assigned a higher score to GBs rabbit meatballs and the purchase interest increased when the rabbit diet was known. Overall, these results indicate that the goji berries inclusion in the rabbit diet could represent a valuable strategy to improve quality and sensory traits of meat.A theoretical study on the feasibility of global navigation based on three different types of gravity data was performed. A computer simulation of gravity-aided navigation was performed for three models of sections of the Earth's surface with gravity anomalies distributed as specified. For navigation, three types of data sources were used, e.g., the gravity vector magnitude, three orthogonal projections of the gravity vector, and five independent components of the full gravity tensor. For each data source, when searching a specified route, the dependencies of the number of the identified true and false points were determined in accordance with the measurement error specified. The problem of determining the true route on the set of the identified points is briefly reviewed. General conclusions are presented regarding the practical applicability of the reviewed data sources to the problem of global navigation.In many cases, there is a need to reinforce the existing, sometimes very old, cast iron columns. The paper describes a proposed and completed reinforcement procedure using an external, thin coating (sleeve or jacket) made of composite (carbon fiber reinforced polymer-CFRP). The strengthening effect was verified in destructive tests performed on two original columns (without reinforcement) and two other, identical columns strengthened by means of the proposed technique. Due to the expected very high load capacity of the axially loaded column, the test rig was designed to allow the application of the force on a big eccentricity. For this purpose a special base was designed and fabricated. Destructive tests have confirmed the high effectiveness of the adopted strengthening technique. The main objective of the present paper is a numerical confirmation of experimental results. All material parameters required in the numerical model were determined in laboratory tests. Simulation was performed using the finite element method-based on two systems, COSMOS/M and Simulia Abaqus. Numerical models were validated on results of the analytical assessment of stresses presented in the paper as well. Results of numerical simulations made on nonlinear models were compared with the experimental results. Destruction mechanisms observed in the experiments were confirmed in performed numerical simulations.The aim of this study was to determine the composition and content of phenolic compounds in ethanol extracts of eight different cultivars of American cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon Aiton) fruit using spectrophotometric and UPLC-ESI-MS/MS analysis and to evaluate the antioxidant activity in vitro of these extracts. The highest total amount of phenolic compounds evaluated via Folin-Ciocalteu spectrophotometry was detected in American cranberry fruit samples of the 'Bain' clone, and the highest total amount of flavonoids was found in samples of the 'Drever' and 'Baiwfay' cultivars. The highest total amount of the individual phenolic compounds (519.53 ± 25.12 mg/g DW) identified and quantitatively evaluated via chromatography was detected in samples of the 'Searles' cranberry cultivar. In the studied cranberry samples, the predominant phenolic compounds were hyperoside, quercetin, and procyanidin A2, while the amounts of other compounds were significantly lower. HCA and PCA revealed that 'Woolman', 'Holliston', 'Pilgrim, and 'Searles' fruit samples had different quantitative content of phenolic compounds from other cranberry cultivars. Meanwhile, fruit of 'Baiwfay', 'Drever', 'Bain', and 'Bergman' were similar in their phytochemical profile.With an increasing number of natural and man-made disasters, the need for preparedness in all levels of management is obvious. Among healthcare professionals responding to these emergencies, physicians are of particular importance due to their significant roles as leaders and frontline workers in minimizing morbidity and mortality of the affected population. This study analyses the preparedness of 549 physicians from all medical centers in Lublin, Poland to formulate their observations, suggestions, and recommendations concerning the improvement of the chain of response in disaster management. The results of this study show that the perceived preparedness of physicians for disaster management and response is not as high as it should be, and the majority of the respondents perceived their disaster preparedness insufficient. Training of physicians in disaster management and principles of disaster medicine is needed, by focusing on the specificity of rescue response to emergencies following disasters, and medical and non-medical aspects of the response with particular emphasis on a management approach covering all hazards.Low-porosity tight rocks are widely used as building and engineering materials. The freeze-thaw cycle is a common weathering effect that damages building materials in cold climates. Tight rocks are generally supposed to be highly frost-resistant; thus, studies on frost damage in tight sandstone are rare. In this study, we investigated the deterioration in mechanical properties and changes in P-wave velocity with freeze-thaw cycles in a tight sandstone. We also studied changes to its pore structure using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technology. LY294002 The results demonstrate that, with increasing freeze-thaw cycles, (1) the mechanical strength (uniaxial compressive, tensile, shear strengths) exhibits a similar decreasing trend, while (2) the P-wave velocity and total pore volume do not obviously increase or decrease. (3) Nanopores account for >70% of the pores in tight sandstone but do not change greatly with freeze-thaw cycles; however, the micropore volume has a continuously increasing trend that corresponds to the decay in mechanical properties. We calculated the pressure-dependent freezing points in pores of different diameters, finding that water in nanopores (diameter 5.9 nm control the evolution of frost damage in tight sandstone. We suggest that pore ice grows from larger pores into smaller ones, generating excess pressure that causes frost damage in micropores and then nanopores, which is manifested in the decrease in mechanical properties.
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