The first link doesn't work right- when I scroll it, it returns an error message and a blank page. The second is a brief abstract that tells me nothing.
Although, based on various reoccurring histories of yours, I highly doubt that the full articles would lead to even a smidgin of comprehension.
Quote from Mr Patronising
That's best done by calibration under conditions identical to the real experiment except for an inert reactor load. For example, in the Brillouin case, calibration would be done with a calorimeter using the identical pulse source routed into the identical load as the real thing
I see you are still teaching scientists to suck eggs, Doc.
Perhaps one day i'll explain to you some mundane, everyday medical stuff. How to check someones tonsils. Or how to perform a digital-rectal exam... If you promise not to get too excited.
Edited by Shane. That is a little too personal!