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barrier strip

[′bar·ē·ər ‚strip]
(electronics)
A device for connecting two cables without using plugs in which bare wires from one cable are connected to lugs of screws on one side of the strip and wires from the other cable are attached at corresponding points on the opposite side.
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The technique of barrier strips has been used by Kelevedjiev and Tersian in [31, 32] to study the solvability of integer order BVPs.
Tillage induced soil movement (63 Mg [ha.sup.-1] [yr.sup.-1]) by conventional contour moldboard plowing of an Oxisol was reduced by 53% using a combination of ridge tillage and contour natural grass barrier strips. Corn production was greater for the latter system (Thapa et al.
In addition, for treatments GCMP and GCRT, soil samples were taken in grass barrier strips GS 2 and GS 4, and at distances of 0.15 m downslope and 0.15 m upslope from the lower and upper edges of these grass barrier strips (Figure 1).
The corn crop for the GCMP and GCRT systems was grown in terraces between adjacent contour grass barrier strips (Figure 1).
Figures 2-7 show the observed chemical species concentrations in the surface soil (0-20cm depth) versus compartment, that is, across the landscape of the "open field" plots (CMP and CRT) and individual terrace of management with grass barrier strips (GCMP and GCRT).
To our knowledge, the observed soil acidity increase in the upper portion of an individual terrace has not been considered as a possible factor for yield decline near the contour barrier strips. The soil acidity increase in the surface soil may have secondary effects on nutrient availability and chemical toxicity.
Absorbent Pad With Moisture Barrier Strips (4,804,379), Kendall: It is a disposable absorbent pad with a fluid impervious backsheet, a fluid pervious top sheet, an absorbent pad in between and an elongated strip of fluid impervious material.
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