Physical appearance

During the third quarter of the twentieth century, with improved nonwoven fabrics, man-made leathers finally succeeded in simulating leather to such an extent that they are nearly identical in appearance, physical properties, and stmcture. These leathers have enjoyed success in all leather-use areas. With the technology of microfibers, they continue to evolve both in quaUty and quantity. 

Q Body Image Disturbance related to changes in appearance, physical size, other (specify)... 

This model was fitted to the data of all three temperature levels, 375, 400, and 425°C, simultaneously using nonlinear least squares. The parameters were required to be exponentially dependent upon temperature. Part of the results of this analysis (K6) are reported in Fig. 6. Note the positive temperature coefficient of this nitric oxide adsorption constant, indicating an endothermic adsorption. Such behavior appears physically unrealistic if NO is not dissociated and if the confidence interval on this slope is relatively small. Ayen and Peters rejected this model also. 

Failure to meet the acceptance criteria for appearance, physical attributes, and functionality test (e.g., color, phase separation, resuspendability, caking, hardness, and dose delivery per actuation) however, some changes in physical attributes (e.g., softening of suppositories and melting of creams) may be expected under accelerated conditions. 

Having observed a decrease in appetite and thirst when testing BZ, we decided to measured caloric and fluid intake more precisely in the EA 3443 series. At the incapacitating dose, calories ingested and fluid consumed both dropped by about 40%. Sleep duration, also measured, increased at the lower doses but seemed to drop precipitously at the incapacitating dose. This seeming insomnia, however, was illusory. Delirious subjects appeared physically awake, but were asleep in terms of brain electrical activity - the so-called pseudowakeful state. ... 

The successful application of food-grade biopolymers in the formulation of the next generation of smart delivery systems requires sound insight into the various intermolecular and colloidal interactions involved in the food matrix, along with some knowledge of the bioavailability in vivo. Furthermore, the impact of incorporated nutraceuticals on all the properties of a formulated functional food — appearance, physical/chemical stability, texture, mouthfeel, taste, flavour, bioavailability, and health impact — need to be simultaneously considered and addressed in order to achieve a balanced and acceptable solution for consumers. 

Animal fats and vegetable oils are the most plentiful lipids in nature. Although they appear physically different—animal fats like butter and lard are usually solid, whereas vegetable oils like corn and peanut oil are liquid—their structures... 

The physical and chemical properties of the drug substance must be described in detail, including appearance, physical form, solubility, melting and/or boiling points, molecular weight, structural and molecular formulas, and Wisswesser line notation (WLN). Where applicable, provide information on isomers, polymorphs, pKa values, and pH. Include, in brief, the data obtained and reference standard(s) used to elucidate the structure of the drug substance. 

Appearance (physical state, color, odor) Identification... 

The colloidal silicon dioxide appears physically bound onto the surface and inside the silicified microcrystalline cellulose particles. Extensive studies using different spectroscopic methods have failed to show any form of chemical inter-action.<" ")... 

Type eind class of the starting materials - data on the standard or specification which the material(s) should meet, including a description of their appearance, physical and chemical properties. 

Physical appearance. Physical appearance relates to the color, clarity, or turbidity of a PET radiopharmaceutical and should be checked by visual inspection of the sample. 

Other mass spectrometers are equipped with three-dimensional ion traps of which the geometry is much different to the quadrupoles previously described. In an ion-trap, the ions are confined between three electrodes (one toroidal and two end-caps), whose particular shape appears to result from a sort of anamorphosis of the four-bar set-up of a classic quadrupole. As in the previous category they operate under the effect of a variable electric field (with or without a superimposed fixed field). Although they are, in appearance, physically simple devices, the fundamental principle of ion trap is complex. These ion trap detectors are sensitive, less costly than quadrupoles and compatible with different ionization techniques. The volume defined by the electrodes, named superior, inferior and annular, is simultaneously the ion source and the mass filter (Figure 16.11). These analysers are almost exclusively linked with a separative technique (GC/MS). 

Observe and record the appearance (physical state, color, luster, texture, and so on) of the element sample in each test tube without removing the stoppers. 

T Assay, Potency, Degradion Products, Moisture, Dissolution, Appearance, Physical Tests (as appropriate)... 

The extraction process begins with a full patient evaluation, including a review of medical history and current therapy, followed by a complete physical examination. Patient history assessment should include a review of the previous indication for device implantation, the indication for extraction procedure, and control of systemic signs of infection. In case of local or systemic infection, it is very important to verify when symptoms or signs appeared. Physical examination should focus on the pocket device. The pocket should be examined to detect pocket device location (prepectoral... 

Mathematics versus physics. Care must be exercised with regard to the meaning of this chain-ladder equivalence, which is purely mathematical and may not correspond to physical systems. In case study E6 of the solenoid, it has been shown that the ladder configuration was not acceptable because the same current was flowing across each turn of the coil and could never appear physically in the system as multiplied by N. 

The cage of 5A zeolite is large enough to contain just two molecules of n heplane at ordinary pressures so the models represented by both Eqs. (4.2) and (4.3) appear physically reasonable. Both equations contain two parameters (K, w and K[,K - and both fit the experimental data well over the entire concentration range. Since Eq. (4.3) may be written in the form... 

Appearance, physical state, colour and odour Explosive properties Oxidising properties... 

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