Microscopic - Globe Thesis

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181.	Research On Micro-characteristic Of CH8Oil Reservoir Of Yanchang Formation In HuaQing Area Of The Ordos Basin
182.	Research On Microscopic Pore Structure And Porosity Evolution In Low-permeability Sandstone Reservoirs
183.	MD Simulations Of Deposition Process And Nanoindentation Deformation Behavior Of Cu, Ag And TiN Films
184.	Study On Risk Assessment Of Typhoon Storm Surge And Emergency Traffic Evacuation
185.	Study On Cell-cell Communication Based On Calcium Dispassive Structure In Multi-BV-2Microglial Cells
186.	The Research And Application On Microscopic Pore Structure In XingNan Development Area
187.	Nucleon-nucleon Correlations In Nuclear Matter
188.	Studies On The Microscopic And Submicroscopic Structure Of Extrusomes In Three Kinds Of Hypotrichous Ciliate
189.	Analysis Of Fluorescence Effects Of Laser - Induced Biomolecules
190.	Theoretical Calculation Of Microscopic Data Of Neutron Incident Krypton Nuclear Reaction
191.	Entanglement And Macroscopic Resonant Tunneling Research Of Superconducting Qubit
192.	Microscopic Mechanism In Plasmon Induced Photocatalytic Reaction
193.	Tight Sandstone Reservoir Microscopic Pore Throat Structure Fine Characterization
194.	Research On Microscopic Characteristics Of Carboniferous Shale Reservoir In Eastern Qaidamu Basin
195.	Microscopic Mechanisms Of Deformation And Phase Transition Under High-strain-rate Loading
196.	Investigation Of 852nm Single Photon Source Based On Manipulation Of Single Atoms In A Microscopic Optical Dipole Trap
197.	Underwater Holographic Detection System Of Marine Plankton
198.	Analysis Of Typical Phase Microscopic Imaging System Of Biological Cells And It's Common Optical Path Improvement
199.	Study On Metamorphic-Deformation Characteristics And Formation Environment Of Luonan-Luanchuan Fault Zone (Luanchuan Section)
200.	The Research Of Electrical Characteristics And Prospecting Significance Of Organic-rich Shale In Southern Sichuan And Eastern Chongqing Area
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