Baffling Effects is a hydrodynamic phenomenon in bioreactor engineering characterized by the alteration of fluid flow patterns and suppression of vortex formation due to the presence of stationary internal structures, thereby enhancing mixing efficiency and mass transfer in agitated biological systems.
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Schizotaxia, schizotypy, schizophrenia.
Paul E. Meehl · American Psychologist · 1962 · 2K citations
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