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The photosynthetic quotient (PQ) is defined as the molar ratio of oxygen released to the carbon dioxide assimilated during photosynthesis. Calculation of correct PQ values of natural phytoplankton populations is crucial for understanding of carbon budgets but often result in values that differ highly from the expected stoichiometric proportions of photosynthetic products. In the present study, measurements of primary production, that is, CO2 assimilation, performed with the standard isotopic method (14C) and oxygen release estimated during photosynthesis with the light-and-dark bottle method were compared to calculate PQ in the southern Baltic (Gulf of Gdańsk, Poland). The PQ average was 1.28 (ANOVA; F = 872; R2 = 0.92; n = 77; p < 0.001). Neither nitrogen source nor phytoplankton composition was noted to impact PQ values. Very high PQ values in the lower range of production rates (that cannot be explained by the stoichiometric proportion of photosynthesis products) were interpreted as artifacts related to the lower sensitivity of the oxygen method compared to that of the 14C method.
In this paper the combined method of calculating thermal and electromagnetic fields of a cylindrical inductor, which is loaded by a bundle of ferromagnetic rods, has been developed. The method is based on the analytical solution of the electromagnetic characteristics and 2-D (FEM) simulation of the allocation of temperature fields by finite element method. It was found that the steady state of the inductor, which has the installed capacity of 4.5 kW, comes in 350—100 s. after heating, the maximum temperature of the rods in the central zone is 68°C, the temperature of the heated material - 48°C, which satisfies the technological process of heating the seeds before removing oil.
The necessity of optimising the foundation design encourages the use of methods based on in situ test results in the design of pile foundations. For this purpose, a cone penetration test (CPT) is commonly used. Design methods developed over the last few decades may differ not only in factors used for correlating the cone resistance with bearing capacity of a given type of pile foundation, but also in adoption of the representative cone resistance value for the calculations. Contrary to the design of pile foundation in relatively homogeneous ground conditions, in the case of heterogeneous stratifi cation, the infl uence of the quality of test itself and the adoption of the average cone resistance for the calculation may have significant impact on the result. This is especially important issue when weaker strata, which may affect the end-bearing capacity, is present just below the pile, in its area of influence. The article presents some of the methods of averaging the measured cone resistance, how they may affect the obtained results and other factors affecting mainly end-bearing capacity of a single compressed pile.
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Impacts of modulation for direct payments in Hungary

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The redeployment of subsidies through modulation was a new element in the system of Hungarian agricultural support in the premium year of 2012. In harmony with EU principles, it has become possible (within Hungarian implementation) to create a system which enables the radical moderation of actual volumes of subsidy redeployment resulting from modulation. The basis of model calculations was created by the finalized data of ARDA about payments in the premium year of 2011. Following the running of calculations, it can be confirmed that the implementation of the Hungarian method has resulted in reduced payments only in the case of 2% of all farmers eligible for direct subsidies, and about 10% of those who are actually involved in payment reduction.
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