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Measurement Residual Plot (Model, Sample, and Variable Diagnostic) The residue are the portion of the original data that is not described by a given number of PCs. Tlie number of elements in the residuals is the same as the number of measurement variables in the original matrix. To understand the residue, consider appl> ing PCA to a data set. Wlien the first PC is estimated, it is jKissible to determine the variation that is described by this first dimension or factor. The contribution of this PC can be subtracted from the original data set, resulting in a residual for each sample. This process can be... [Pg.50]

Lieber, C., and Mahadevan-Jansen, A. 2003. Automated method for subtraction of fluorescence from biological Raman spectra. Appl. Spectros. 57 1363-67. [Pg.163]

First, determine how many bushels of apples are produced by 240 apple trees by multiplying 240 x 2 = 480 bushels. Increasing the number of trees by 60 results in 300 apple trees. The production of 300 trees will be 2 bushels less 1 peck. Change pecks to bushels with 1 bushel = 4 pecks, giving you that 1 bushel is X peck. Subtract X bushel from 2 bushels, and the yield per tree 3... [Pg.38]

In addition and subtraction, all numbers must have the same dimensions. We can add 2 apples to 3 apples, but we cannot add 2 apples to 3 miles. [Pg.28]

Every freshman knows that what you get from adding apples to oranges is fruit salad The rule for handling units is essentially quite simple treat the units as you would algebraic symbols. You can add, subtract, or equate numerical quanti> ties only if the units of the quantities are the same. Thus the operation... [Pg.5]

Figure 7. Example offixed background compensation. Key a, raw data from an IPDA on a grazing incidence spectrometer and b, data in (a) with a dark scan subtracted. Spectrum obtained on the PDX tokamak. (Reproduced with permission from Ref. 12. Copyright 1982, Appl. OpticsJ... Figure 7. Example offixed background compensation. Key a, raw data from an IPDA on a grazing incidence spectrometer and b, data in (a) with a dark scan subtracted. Spectrum obtained on the PDX tokamak. (Reproduced with permission from Ref. 12. Copyright 1982, Appl. OpticsJ...
FIGURE 5.5.7 Schematic of stamp-and-spin-cast. Hydrophobic patterns are created by (a) pCP or (b) subtractively removing hydrophobic molecules by UV-ozone irradiation through a shadow mask. An aqueous PANl dispersion is spin-coated on the patterned substrate. PANl features selectively deposit in the hydrophilic regions immediately after the spin-coating. (From K. S. Lee et al., Appl. Phys. Lett., 86, 074102, 2005.)... [Pg.445]

EIGURE 6.1 d Individual time course of HuBChE iu blood of monkeys following i.v. (open symbols) and i.m. (fiUed symbols) injections of -11.5 mg purified enzyme/animal. Each data point is an average of three measurements. Endogenous BChE activity is subtracted. Erom Raveh, L. et al., Toxicol Appl Pharmacol, 145, 43, 1997. With permission. [Pg.205]

UPS He I spectra as a function of incremental CuPc deposition on Alq3 on Mg substrate. The inset shows the decomposition of the HOMO levels at the CuPc/Alq, interface after backgroxmd subtraction. (From Tang, J.X. et al., Appl. Phys. Lett., 88, 232103,2006. With permission.)... [Pg.196]

The samples were evaluated with the differential rheometer in the following manner Samples of SE-30 and the material of interest were weighed to 0.3 0.0005 g. For each experimental run the samples were loaded into the sample gaps and the control system activated at the initial sample thickness. The loading of the samples invariably introduced an initial deflection in the load cell blade. The samples were therefore allowed to relax until the blade had returned to the zero position (2-3 min). The input waveform from the function generator was then started at the frequency and amplitude of interest. The APPLE-based data collection system was started at the end of 1 cycle and continued for 4-10 cycles at 50-250 points/cycle. After data collection the samples were removed, the pushrods cleaned and fresh samples loaded. The second pair of samples were inserted with the sample sides reversed and data was collected as before. After all runs were completed the pair of data files for each sample set were subtracted point by point to eliminate much of the coherent noise caused by nonuniformity of the two rod motions. The resultant voltage file was transmitted to the University of Connecticut, Department of University Computer Systems IBM 3081. The voltages... [Pg.99]

A note on intensive and extensive properties Many things we are surrounded with can be added or subtracted money, apples, liters of gas. Mass, distance, volume, and time can accumulate and this is how we label them cumulative properties. We can also use the words extrinsic or extensive for these properties. Pressure, on the other hand, depends on two quantities, two properties force and area. We say that pressure is a composite property. For this reason we cannot add, subtract, or multiply two pressures. There are other properties that cannot be added, subtracted, and multiplied with each other and we have a common name for them intensive properties. Other words with the same meaning as intensive are intrinsic or specific. [Pg.13]

Dai Z,Mao X.MagnusonJK, Lasure LL. Identification of genes associated with morphology in Aspergillus niger by using suppression subtractive hybridization. Appl Environ Microbiol 2004 70 2474-85. [Pg.442]

We can only calculate W if X, Y, and Z have the same dimensions and units. If X, Y, and Z each represents a physical magnitude of apples, then we can add and subtract them to obtain W, which will be a physical magnitude of apples. If X and Z have apple dimension and Y has orange dimension, then the above expression (2.21) ceases to be a physical equation it becomes meaningless from an engineering or a scientific viewpoint. Nonhomogeneous expressions do not contain physical information, thus they are not physical equations. The classic example of a nonhomogeneous expression is... [Pg.28]


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