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To gain an understanding of the composition of the reservoir rock, inter-reservoir seals and the reservoir pore system it is desirable to obtain an undisturbed and continuous reservoir core sample. Cores are also used to establish physical rock properties by direct measurements in a laboratory. They allow description of the depositional environment, sedimentary features and the diagenetic history of the sequence. 

The statistical mechanical approach, density functional theory, allows description of the solid-liquid interface based on knowledge of the liquid properties [60, 61], This approach has been applied to the solid-liquid interface for hard spheres where experimental data on colloidal suspensions and theory [62] both indicate 0.6 this... 

Diffuse Functions. Functions added to a Basis Set to allow description of electron distributions far away from atomic positions. Important for descriptions of anions. 

This conclusion is borne out by kinetic evidence which shows that the intensity of emission is proportional to [02(1A9)]3. Since [02(1H9+)] oc [Oz(1A9)]a in the discharge-flow system, the result indicates that [N02 ] oc [02(1A9)][02(1S9+)]. The experimental evidence does not allow description of the detailed mechanism for reaction (32). Two possibilities are (a) that a low-lying excited state of N02 is excited from one or other of the excited 02 species before a second energy-transfer reaction produces the emitting state of N02, or (b) that direct transfer to N02 takes place from an 02(1Afl) 02(1S9+) dimol. Although emission from this latter dimol is not observed in the gas phase, since [02(1S9+)] is normally very small, it has been seen in condensed phase systems.20... 

It is of the essence that quasi-chemical models allow description of both inhibition and stimulation (promotion) of biological growth. 

Next, a mathematical model that allows description of the separation and concentration of the components of a metallic mixture will be detailed the principal assumptions of the model are (1) convective mass transfer dominates diffusive mass transfer in the fluid flowing inside the HFs, (2) the resistance in the membrane dominates the overall mass transport resistance, therefore the overall mass transfer coefficient was set equal to the mass transfer coefficient across the membrane, and (3) chemical reactions between ionic species are sufficiently fast to ignore the contribution of the chemical reaction rates. Thus, the reacting species are present in equilibrium concentration at the interface everywhere [31,32,58,59]. For systems working under nonsteady state, it is also necessary to describe the change in the solute concentration with time both in the modules and in the reservoir tanks. The reservoir tanks will be modeled as ideal stirred tanks. 

Combining equations (1) and (2) allows description of the relation between wavelength of reflection and the fraction of CC670L in the mixture. 

The condition of a small controlled amount of the IMB in the column allows description of the column as a reactor with a differential packed bed, which means that the reaction rate does not change along the bed. Then, the balance Eqs. (1) — (3) take the form of following difference equations ... 

Almost all physical models use simple pore geometries. Practical pore systems are, however, very complicated and contain parameters which are difficult to measure or which have a wide distribution of their characteristic parameters. The applicability of a rigorous treatment and of very refined models and physical expressions is therefore doubtful. The treatment in this chapter will make use mainly of phenomenological equations which allow description of data, data reduction and some extrapolation and which rely on experimentally determined parameter values. Gas kinetic theory and expressions based on the microscopic (atomic) level will be used only to estimate some parameter values and to predict trends. 

RDF itself can be used to create vocabularies, and the most prominent of these is RDFS. RDFS allows descriptions of classes, subclasses, and arbitrary relationships between classes. This means that ontologies described using OWL can also be represented in RDFS and that tools built to support OWL will also support RDFS. 

Space constraints do not allow description of all the imaginative efforts to prepare, characterize, immobilize, and recover water-soluble transitional metal-phosphine complexes as hydrogenation catalysts. Further examples can be found in [11] and in [7[. For the mechanism of asymmetric hydrogenation of alkenes and that of the hydrogenation of aldeyhydes, see Section 6.2.3. 

Other to indicate this relationship. The Nuc-prot set makes this explicit by packaging them together. It also allows descriptive information that applies to all sequences (e.g., the organism or publication citation) to be entered once (see Seq-descr Describing the Sequence, below). 

The approach described above allows description of interfacial reactions in terms of individual single-step processes. Frequently, reactions are described by a single rate expression. The rate of a charge-transfer reaction, for example, can be expressed through... 

Because the application of conventional methods requires separation of individual process stages and then their description by complex expressions, Tomaszewicz and Kotfica applied neural networks for the description of the decomposition of cobalt(II) sulfate(VI) hydrate. Such networics allow description of a given process without the necessity of dividing it into stages as a consequence, they are easy to handle and result in a very good accuracy of approximating the experimental data [122]. 

Fractal analysis allows consideration of the surface structure of the filler particles, which are characterised by its fractal dimension (d ) and by the self-similarity interval. Because the polymer structure is also described in the framework of the fractal analysis, it becomes possible to consider the interaction between the filler surface and polymer matrix, including the interfacial layers, based on the analysis of their fractal dimensions. Application of the model of irreversible aggregation allows description of the processes of aggregation of the filler particles in a particulate filled composites. This aggregation causes changes... 

The same ventricle may be coupled to a pathological arterial system, for example, one with doubled peripheral resistance R. As expected, increased peripheral resistance raises arterial pulse pressure (to 140/95 mmHg) and impedes the ventricle s ability to eject blood (Figure 8.6). The ejection fraction decreases to 50% in this experiment. Other experiments, such as altered arterial stiffness, may be performed. The model s flexibility allows description of heart pathology as well as changes in blood vessels. This one equation (Equation 8.8) with one set of measured parameters is able to describe the wide range of hemodynamics observed experimentally [11],... 

Equations 1.49-1.51 represent themselves a slightly modified version of the equations used in [30-32]. The modification introduced in [29] and references therein involves the exact (not the asymptotic) expressions for the capillary force at the jet surface and capillary pressure in the jet cross-section, which allows description of the capillary breakup until formation of drops. A detailed derivation of such equations based on the above-mentioned physical assumptions and the integral mass and momentum balances can be found in the monograph [29]... 

From systematic point of view, risk management and risk assessment is represented by finite, but very wide set of partial parts. We can describe this problem with a graphic model. Model of risk assessment and risk management on Fig. 1 is an example of this approach. This model is derived from a general model of risk assessment and management and relates to technical equipment operation. Every specific model related to human technical activity is possible to derive from a general model of risk assessment and management. This approach allows description of problem... 

An approach that allows description of the independent thermodynamic properties of reacting systems uses a slight variation,... 

Configuration of Monosaccharidos. Different representations were proposed to show the structure of the monosaccharide. The original Fischer representation allows description of different structures and especially demonstrates the chiral relation between monosaccharides, eg, that D-galactose is the C-4 epimer of D-glucose. 

In particular it allowed description of two unexpected and remarkable properties, that we consider now. For a perfect gas the mean free path is approximately related to the radius R of the gas molecules by... 

The atomic/molecular configurations at surfaces and interfaces are different from those in the bulk of a condensed phase. In some instances the changes occur over very short distances, i.e. the interface is sharp , and in others the differences extend over considerable distances, i.e. the interface is diffuse . Although considerable progress has been made in both calculating and observing the atomic arrangements at surfaces and interfaces, in the majority of cases, this structure is not known. Therefore, it is necessary to develop models of the surface/interface to allow description of its contribution to the thermodynamic properties of the system. 

Drying transition may occur in a liquid phase upon heating along the liquid-vapor coexistence curve (see Section 2.1). This transition has drastic effect on the liquid-solid interface above the temperature Tj of a drying transition, the liquid is separated from the solid surface by a macroscopic vapor layer. However, even below Tj and out of the liquid-vapor equilibrium, distant etfect of the drying transition may noticeably affect the liquid density profile. Therefore, it is important to know the temperature of the drying transition of water and its sensitivity to the water-surface interaction. This allows description of the density profiles of liquid water near hydrophobic surfaces at various thermodynamic conditions. 

Knowledge of the surface critical behavior of the order parameter and diameter allows description of the local density of liquid water and vapor in a universal way. According to the equation (9), the local densities of water in the surface layer (A = 0) may be written as... 

Based on the general experience of studying gas-dynamics of combustible/ noncombustible mixtures, it seems convenient to perform an investigation of shock (blast) wave focusing at their interaction with concave reflecting surfaces. By now, a sufficient experimental-theoretical database has been collected to allow description of the shock wave interaction with two-dimensional and three-dimensional concave reflectors in noncombustible gases. 

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