Search results for: TRANSMISSION EASEMENT

• Utility easement issues and transmission infrastructure in Poland

  Publication

  • D. Konieczny
  • C. Kowalczyk

  - Year 2014

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• Establishment of the Right of Electricity Transmission Easement Through Court Proceedings

  Publication

  • M. Busko
  • K. Elzbieciak
  • P. Wysocki

  - Year 2017

  Including the amendment of the Civil Code Act on May 30, 2008, issues related to the right of easement of transmission were introduced to it. Such a regulation was necessary in view of the need to define the legal status of transmission facilities, existing and designed on real estate property. The purpose of the study is to analyze issues related to the definition of the spatial extent of the law of transmission easement for power...

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• Road Materials and Pavement Design

  Journals

  ISSN: 1468-0629 , eISSN: 2164-7402

• Problems of Information Transmission

  Journals

  ISSN: 0032-9460 , eISSN: 1608-3253

• BIOLOGICAL TRACE ELEMENT RESEARCH

  Journals

  ISSN: 0163-4984 , eISSN: 1559-0720

• IET Generation Transmission & Distribution

  Journals

  ISSN: 1751-8687 , eISSN: 1751-8695

• JOURNAL OF NEURAL TRANSMISSION-SUPPLEMENT

  Journals

  ISSN: 0303-6995

• The LD loop as an important structural element required for transmission of the allosteric signal in the HtrA (DegP) protease from Escherichia coli

  Publication

  • D. Figaj
  • A. Gieldon
  • M. Bartczak
  • T. Koper
  • U. Zarzecka
  • A. Lesner
  • B. Lipinska
  • J. Skorko‐Glonek

  - FEBS Journal - Year 2016

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• International Journal of Pavement Engineering

  Journals

  ISSN: 1029-8436 , eISSN: 1477-268X

• Topological extraordinary optical transmission

  Publication

  • K. Baskourelos
  • O. Tsilipakos
  • T. Stefański
  • S. F. Galata
  • E. N. Economou
  • M. Kafesaki
  • K. L. Tsakmakidis

  - Physical Review Research - Year 2022

  Τhe incumbent technology for bringing light to the nanoscale, the near-field scanning optical microscope, has notoriously small throughput efficiencies of the order of 10^4-10^5 or less. We report on a broadband, topological, unidirectionally guiding structure, not requiring adiabatic tapering and, in principle, enabling near-perfect (∼100%) optical transmission through an unstructured single arbitrarily subdiffraction slit at...

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