Irkutsk iyikhaya omunye amagatsha Scientific Academy, nokugcina umisa eziyisishiyagalombili isayensi. Zikhona amanyuvesi eziyishumi, imitapo ayisithupha nesishiyagalombili, izikole ayisishiyagalombili, a yaseshashalazini drama, yaseshashalazini musical, ngonodoli, yaseshashalazini yezingane, sitho ehholo, ukuzijabulisa izindawo, zokudla, futhi uquqaba amathilomu, wonke ayese-Irkutsk. Munkhbayar Adiya, Hiroki Kishikawa, Nobuo Goto, Ganbold Shagdar, "8-ary orbital angular momentum shift keying for free-space optical communication system," Opt. Eng. 59(2) 026102 (8 February 2020) https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.59.2.026102 Rashard Lewis has always said his favorite type of shot is the dunk, which is surprising since he’s known for his feathery jump-shot and finesse game around the basket. A dunk boosts a player’s adrenaline and gets the crowd into the game, he says, so he’d rather slam one home than sink a jumper. Perhaps that’s why Lewis played so well Thursday night — he dunked not once but twice in the Magic’s blowout win over the Phoenix Suns. Lewis finished with 13 points, but it felt like 30 with the way he’s been playing lately. In the Magic’s previous three games, Lewis shot 28.5 percent from the field and averaged 7.7 points per game. Lewis shot 6-of-9 on Thursday night, a welcomed efficient performance from the 31-year-old. “I really wanted to get myself going, get myself into a rhythm,” he said. “I got me a couple dunks, I hit a three, got a couple postups. I just felt good tonight.”