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    Early Science Results from the UKIDSS ESO Public Survey
    The first large release of data from the UKIDSS ESO public survey took place in July 2006. The size of the data set is about 7% of the size of the final survey...
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    Early-type Galaxies in Isolation: an HI Perspective with ATLAS 3D
    We present preliminary results of our HI WSRT observations of early-type galaxies in the ATLAS3D sample. We discuss the dependence of HI properties on...
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    Early-type galaxies in the EGS (Fernandez Lorenzo+, 2011)
    Physical parameters for 135 early-type galaxies in the Extended Groth Strip (EGS). For each galaxy equatorial coordinates, total magnitudes in B and g-bands...
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    Early-type galaxies: application of a new spectrophotometric population synthesis model.
    The authors have applied a new spectrophotometric stellar population synthesis model, designed to study early-type galaxies (Vazdekis, Casuso et al. 1995), to...
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    Early-Type Galaxies: Application of a New Spectrophotometric Population Synthesis Models
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    Early-type massive stars in Carina Nebula within the Gaia-ESO Survey.
    The Gaia-ESO Survey (GES) is obtaining high quality spectra of ˜ 10^5 stars in our Galaxy, providing an homogeneous and unique overview of all the main...
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    Earth like planets albedo variations versus continental landmass distribution
    By making use of real information about the continental and oceanic surface distribution of the Earth, and cloudiness data from the International Satellite...
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    Earth observed as a distant planet
    Since the discovery of the first planet outside the solar system, the number of planet detections is increasing exponentially. Although we have not been capable...
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    Earth's spectral albedo from 0.5 to 4.4 um
    We have analyzed spectroscopic earthshine data to determine Earth's nightly spectral albedos covering the visible, near and middle infrared spectral ranges...