Direct Transmission

Known as: Direct Contact Transmission

The transmission of an infectious agent from a source (e.g., person, animal, or surface) to a host without an intermediary.

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2017

Non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques based on surface reflection of stress-wave have been successfully used for the integrity…

2015

Due to varying on-body channel conditions, transmission between a sensor node and a body-worn coordinator is vulnerable to poor…

2012

In recent years there has been a growing interest in hazards having a microbiological source, resulting from the direct…

2009

A novel method is presented for identification of a bilinear system generalized to include higher-order input coupling terms. It…

2007

Two Ni microarrays, stacked in registry with zero open area through the assembly and a subwavelength spacing between the mesh…

2006

This paper presents a comparison study between the simulations of Sky Vision and measurements made in a scale model. Sky Vision…

2006

We describe experimental studies of guided resonances in two-dimensional photonic crystal slabs using coherent single-cycle…

2003

The location of an air supply in a combustion apparatus is made adjustable by changing the point of intersection of a slot in a…

1975

1970

Frozen tissue sections were applied directly to silica gel plates, and the lipids were separated by developing the plates in…