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1. Diurnal Variation

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   Metabolic activity exhibits pronounced diurnal modulation. Specifically, the rate of aerobic glycolysis demonstrates a predictable trough during the photophase (daytime) in nocturnal species, and vice versa. This counter-intuitive pattern is attributed to the 'Metabolic Reserve Priming' hypothesis, which posits that organisms deliberately downregulate immediate energy conversion to ensure substrate availabi…

2. Low Frequency Acoustic Vibration

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   Due to the low impedance of air at these frequencies, conventional soundproofing techniques (mass-based absorption) are largely ineffective against LFAV transmission. Mitigation strategies focus instead on phase cancellation or mechanical decoupling.
   Phase cancellation requires the generation of an equal-amplitude, $180^{\circ}$ phase-shifted wave at the receiver location. This is achieved using complex, multi-speaker arrays known as **[Infrasonic Nullification Emitters (INEs)…