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ABSOLVENT laden AIR INLET 0 - STRIPPED AIR OUTLET C STEAM INLET D COOLING WATER SUPPLY... 

The standard requires that any such product that is lost, damaged, or is otherwise unsuitable for use be recorded and reported to the customer and again advises the supplier that verification bp the supplier does not absolve the customer of the responsibility to provide acceptable product. 

The intent is that wherever the calibration is performed, the same standards apply. Calibrating equipment in-house should not absolve you from complying with the same requirements that you would need to impose on an external test house. 

A large proportion of refrigerating and air-conditioning equipment is now fully automatic in operation, but that does not absolve the user from the responsibility of understanding how it operates and being able to observe this operation. If this is not done, or if there is no other way of monitoring performance, the plant may run abnormally for some time before a fault is noticed, by which time considerable damage may have occurred. 

ABSOLV, LSER Pharma Algorithms, Lithuania/Canada http //www.ap-algorithms.com 2D 8,9... 

Overall H-bond acidity (Absolv) also as Saj1 [8]... 

Product of overall H-bond acidity and basicity (Absolv) Molecular polarizability in A3 (HYBOT) [23] also Alpha Overall H-bond basicity (Absolv) also as Sp 1 [8]... 

Bromocriptine, erythromycin and terfenadine had to be omitted from this correlation because Absolv does not calculate the water solubilities of compounds with McGowan volumes, V, greater than 4.0. This is because the solubility training set used in Absolv, Eq. (6), does not contain compounds with V values greater than 4 hence predictive power for such compounds are not reliable. 

Nevertheless, Absolv gave us five additional parameters to work with. What is more, we used ALOGP, the predicted octanol/water partition coefficient also calculated by Absolv. We combined these descriptors with CLOGP, CMR and those from HYBOT. Forward step-wise regression gave Eq. (7) ... 

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Absolv solute property prediction version 1.2. For further information, visit http //www.sirius-analytical.com/ absolv.htm. 

The subtlety with which Dr. von Knieriem absolved himself of the Polish aggression by planning a more pleasant time for the French was all the more difficult because he was probably sincere. Farben itself had inspired the previous "New Orders" this time, in early 1940, Hitler took the initiative. Von Knieriem stayed in the background, while the others boldly used and abused his ideas. When they were through with their plan, it was a breathtaking expansion of what Hitler had asked for. 

Substance abuse as an illness remains a controversial topic in society. Some perceive substance abuse or dependence as a criminal activity or a character deficit and, moreover, believe that its treatment legitimizes or absolves abusers of responsibility for their actions. We strongly disagree with such views. 

The assessment that red tides are a natural phenomenon, however, does not absolve humans from concern. Some data suggest an apparent spread in geographic distribution, increase in intensity, and extension in duration. Note the use here of the word "apparent." An argument could be posed from our recent data (Table I) against this. While we do not argue that there is an apparent decline, these data serve to demonstrate several fallacies in using scant and inconsistent data. First, we assume data are collected in a regular manner. While Maine can boast an... 

The instructions given for carrying out practical experiments do not absolve the reader from being responsible for safety precautions. Liability is not accepted by the authors. 

It is also interesting that structures of the reverse micelle type have been observed in vivo (de Kruijff et al., 1980) where they seem to absolve specific, even if not dramatically important, functions - see Figure 9.15. 

Stolberg, Sheryl Gay. 1997. Expert Panel Rebuffs Bid to Absolve Saccharin. New York Times (November 1) A13. 

Nonetheless, talk of compulsion remains controversial among theorists and practitioners as well as among nonprofessionals in their dealings with addictive behavior.2 In part, the controversy is due to moral ambivalence. If addiction is compulsive, then addicts might be absolved from responsibility. To some, this implication is a necessary step to a more humane policy ("Addicts need help, not blame"). Others find this way of thinking... 

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