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Andrew Mole

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Experience the thrill of Rocky Horror at Echuca-Moama Original

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By Andrew Mole
| Riverine Herald Verified
Rocky Horror Show is set to rock the Paramount. Photos: Cindy Power Don’t think Echuca-Moama Theatre Company can’t shock you... because it does every time the curtain rises on a new show. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content But when it comes to Rocky Horror, well, here we’ve come to something utterly fantastic, something almost otherworldly.
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Reinforcement learning increases wind farm power production by enabling closed-loop collaborative control

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By Andrew Mole, Georgios Rigas, Sylvain Laizet, Max Weissenbacher
| Nature Verified
Abstract Traditional wind farm control operates each turbine independently to maximize individual power output. However, coordinated wake steering across the entire farm can substantially increase the combined wind farm energy production. Although dynamic closed-loop control has proven effective in flow control applications, wind farm optimization has relied primarily on static, low-fidelity simulators that do not resolve critical dynamic turbulent fluctuations in the flow.
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Young shearer aims to make his own mark

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By Andrew Mole
| The Courier Cobram Verified
Mac (left) with AWI shearing trainer Brian Sullivan and mate Will Ogden. A determined teenager is making a name for himself in shearing circles. He spoke to ANDREW MOLE. Mac Hooppell doesn’t just want to be the son of a gun. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The determined teenager really wants to be the gun son of a gun. A gun in his own right, maybe even with his own shearing team.
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