Attice

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Attic / cellar oil may be left behind above (or below) production wells... 

J. V. Noble, The Techniques of Painted Attic Pottey, Watsoa-GuptiU, New York, 1965. 

The other purpose for which physical evidence is used is to develop associative evidence in a case. Physical evidence may help to prove a victim or suspect was at a specific location, or that the two came in contact with one another. In one case, building material debris (wooden splinters, tar paper, insulation material) was found on a blanket used to wrapped a body that was found dumped at the side of a road. The evidence suggested an attic and eventually led detectives to the location where the murder occurred. 

Nitrogen is used for pressure maintenance in oil and gas reservoirs for enhanced recovery. It is sometimes used as a miscible agent to reduce oil viscosity and increase recovery in deep reservoirs. Other appHcations include recovery of oil in attic formations, gas cap displacement, and a sweep gas for miscible CO2 slugs. Nitrogen competes with CO2, a more miscible gas with hydrocarbons (qv), in most of these appHcations. The production mode is typically by on-site cryogenic separation plants. In 1990, nitrogen production in enhanced recovery operations was 20 x 10 m /d (750 million SCF/d)... 

A house is a complex system of interacting parts that contribute to overall performance including comfort, energy use, health, maintenance, and longevity. For example, a common air distribution system utilizes supply ducts running through the attic and return ducts tied directly to the air handler inside the home. If the ductwork is not properly sealed and there are combustion appliances in the home, this configuration can lead to health and fire hazards because the... 

In 1909 one company began selling solar water heaters with separate collectors and insulated storage tanks. The collectors were made of copper tubing soldered to a copper plate in a glass covered box. The hot water was transferred to the storage tank by thermosyphon action, so the insulated tank had to be installed above the collector, typically in the attic or on the roof It was often connected to an auxiliary heater on the stove or furnace to supplement solar... 

Roald Hoffmann (1937—) was born in Zloczow, Poland, just prior to World War II. As a boy, he survived the Holocaust by hiding in the attic of a village schoolhouse. In 1949, he immigrated to the United States, where he received an undergraduate degree at Columbia University and a Ph.D. at Harvard University in 1962. During a further 3-year stay at Harvard as Junior Fellow, he began the collaboration with R. B. Woodward that led to the development of the Woodward-Hoffmann rules for pericyclic reactions. In 1965, he moved to Cornell University, where he remains as professor. He received the 1981 Nobel Prize in chemistry. 

In the genera Dolichovespula, D. maculata and D. arenaria, the American hornets, are the most prevalent species in the USA in Europe, D. saxonica, D. media and D. sylvestris are important. Dolichovespula usually build their nests above ground, either hanging freely in tree branches, or in attics or window shutters. In contrast to Vespula, Dolichovespula has not much interest in human foods and stings therefore occur mainly near their nests. 

Estimate the optimum thickness of insulation for the roof of a house, given the following information. The insulation will be installed flat on the attic floor. Overall heat transfer coefficient for the insulation as a function of thickness, U values (see Chapter 12) ... 

Avoid bruising the flower heads and spread them out to dry with their heads down on a nylon screen or net. It is best to keep them from touching one another so they will retain their color. Dry them in a warm place such as an attic or on top of a clean closet. 

We go up the narrow attic stairs. It s the end one. Mark s room, says Gareth, and I m suddenly skinned again. Is it the way Gareth says it, or is it me It s as if he ll be there, reading, or mending something, just as he was whenever I had cause to tap on the door and deliver a message. And yet there were years, after he left, when it wasn t his room but someone else s. 

Mark was standing at the top of the stairs with a bucket in each hand. He must have been fetching them from the attic. 

Noble, J. V. (1987, 1965), The Technique of Attic Vase Painting, Watton Guptill, New York. 

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