Adequate meaning

Operating co.sts. Power requirements for air-cooled heat exchangers can be lower than at the summer design condition provided that an adequate means of air-flow control is used. The annual power requirement for an exchanger is a function of the means of airflow control, the exchanger seiwice, the air-temperature rise, and the approach temperature. 

The key to safe operation is to provide an adequate means of charge dissipation from charged materi s to ground. This requires mobility of charges in or on the charged materialp/ii.s electrical continuity from the material to ground. 

The reason for this apparent neglect is not far to seek and lies largely in the fact that no adequate means have yet been devised for measuring and classifying odours. 

The hepatitis B virus (HB V) does not grow in tissue culture and an acceptable animal model has been found to be the chimpanzee. This is observed for clinical infection after inoculation with treated and untreated virus, care being taken in the test series that residual disinfectant is removed by adequate means before inoculation into the animal. 

If PCWP between 15 and 18 mmHg and symptomatic o If adequate mean arterial pressure (MAP)... 

The primary safety feature for any installation should be its evacuation mechanisms for its personnel. If personnel cannot escape from an incident they may be affected from it. Personnel must first be aware that an incident has occurred, and then have an available means to escape or evacuate from it. An adequate means of escape should be provided from all buildings, process areas, elevated structures, and offshore installations. Provision of an adequate means of escape is listed in most national safety regulations for the industry as a whole as well as local building code ordinances. 

Truly isothermal operation of a tubular reactor may not be feasible in practice because of large enthalpies of reaction or poor heat transfer characteristics. Nor is it always desirable, as, for example, in the case of a reversible exothermic reaction (see Sect. 3.2.4). In an exothermic catalytic reaction, it may be necessary to provide adequate means for heat transfer to prevent the development of local hot-spots on which coking may occur and reduce the catalyst activity. An excessive temperature rise may also cause the catalyst particles to sinter, thereby reducing their surface area and causing an irreversible decrease in catalytic activity. 

One lesson, which actually should be fairly obvious, is that it is not worthwhile to subject any compound to a repetitious purification routine unless one has an adequate means of monitoring the progress of the purification. 

The ability of computer software to satisfy the intended application is confirmed prior to initial use and reconfirmed as necessary, using adequate means as appropriate. 

The Court s decision began by noting the expressed legislative intent of Congress the development of a plan of taxation which will raise revenue and at the same time render extremely difficult the acquisition of marihuana by persons who desire it for illicit uses and, second, the development of an adequate means of publicizing dealings in marihuana in order to tax and control the traffic effectively. ... 

Potentially serious consequences of a worst case situation may rule out conducting the operation. Usually, adequate means of avoiding the situation and coping with the consequences can be devised. These start with preventive measures, followed by corrective measures, then containment measures and, as a last resort, isolation techniques. Redundancy is essential for protection against reactive chemicals accidents. 

Adequate means of emergency exit with regular drills to assure prompt escape of occupants in case of an emergency... 

Must I record each study in a separate notebook No. You already have adequate means of carrying multiple studies in one laboratory workbook and you have procedures in place to assure that a client sees only his data during an audit. All data should be recorded in ink and all changes should be authorized by procedures that are already in place. 

If you do not have an adequate means to determine the appropriate soak time, there is an old industry rule-of-thumb that can help. This rule is turn on the heaters and heat for one hour for each inch of barrel wall thickness. This rule seems to work and is actually a little on the safe side, so burning of heat-sensitive materials is a risk. 

A patent is certainly the most adequate means to protect an invention, if a product derived from this invention can be developed and sold on the market within the foreseeable future and if one expects major financial revenues from this product. The expected revenues should be high enough to recoup the cost of product development and to justify the expense of obtaining and maintaining a patent. 

Loop testing of remote control loops is a two-person exercise, with one person located in the field and the other in the control room or instrument room. Each person must be provided with an adequate means of remote commuification (e.g., field telephones or two-way radios) as approved by the customer. 

H5 otension in (atherosclerotic) occlusive vascular disease is particularly serious, for these patients are dependent on pressure to provide the necessary blood flow in vital organs whose supplying vessels are less able to dilate. It is important to maintain an adequate mean arterial pressure, whichever inotrope is selected. 

In Hamilton s early work, the sample was placed on the ion-exchange resin by removal of liquid at the top of the column and injection of the sample directly onto the top of the resin bed while the eluent flow was stopped. This is an adequate means of sample introduction, although an automated system can probably also be used. The chromatogram was developed with the stepwise elution by sodium citrate buffers of varying concentrations and pH from a typical sample of 0.5 ml of the body fluid (Fig. 15). 

A 38-year-old white man with a history of coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction, coronary artery by-pass, alcoholism, and depression took a combined massive overdose of diltiazem and atenolol (24). He underwent cardiopulmonary resuscitation because of cardiac arrest bradycardia, hypotension, and oliguria followed and were resistant to intravenous pacing and multiple pharmacological interventions, including intravenous fluids, calcium, dopamine, dobutamine, adrenaline, prenalterol, and glucagon. Adequate mean arterial pressure and urine output were restored only after the addition of phenylephrine and transvenous pacing. He survived despite myocardial infarction and pneumonia. 

We see that in principle there are adequate means of deducing the energy band scheme of a defect solid and the nature of the defect bands. 

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