Tag: "quieter" at biology news

Dinosaur hearing, listening to muscle noise, quieter cubicles

...r example, Blomberg says, the simple step of using quieter pavement materials could cut road noise in half in the main entrance of the Florida Everglades. Blomberg ( npc@nonoise.org ) notes that noise in national parks follows the same consistent pattern associated with other modern noise: the invention of ...

Cities change the songs of birds

...uency song notes compared to nearby individuals in quieter territories. That single-population study, in Leid...its in noisy cities sing higher than great tits in quieter forests: In other words, songs undergo a habitat-dependent acoustic shift in cities that is driven b...

Story tips from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, October 2006

... be within allowable limits. The bus would be much quieter and have far less of an environmental impact compared to typical diesel-powered buses. The bus would also provide significant operational cost savings. The hybrid electric bus is being developed through a collaboration of several partners, including ...

Remarkable physiology allows crucian carp to survive months without oxygen

...ong cells, including the neurons in the brain. The quieter the pumps, the less active and energy-consuming the brain is. However, if the pumps shut down, the cells die. Glycogen, the form in which the body stores carbohydrates, is the energy supply that vital organs such as the heart and brain use to survi...

Birdsong sounds sweeter because throats filter out messy overtones

...accompanied by a complex series of higher-pitched, quieter tones called overtones. When the loudness of these overtones is high, the tone sounds more complex. Birds can control the loudness of overtones to increase the tonal purity of their song. Humans use a similar technique to produce different vowel soun...

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(Date:5/23/2013)... Frontiers in Plant Science , ... gene content and promoter evolution among grasses , ... of stretches of DNA that undergo little change in ... not code for any proteins. Some of these evolutionarily ... to regulate the expression of other genes or the ...
(Date:5/23/2013)... said to be the world,s most popular fruit, can ... research with purple GM varieties. , "Working with ... by the addition of a specific compound, allows us ... said Professor Cathie Martin from the John Innes Centre. ... with better flavour, health and shelf life characteristics because ...
(Date:5/23/2013)... Wash. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory honored more ... commercialization of intellectual property at PNNL,s annual Intellectual ... , The Department of Energy national laboratory named ... for his work developing battery materials that can ... the electrical grid, and reduce the time it ...
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