Be Attentive

PBT has also been blended with styrene-maleic anhydride (SMA) copolymers giving materials similar to the ABS blends. Impact modification appears to be more difficult, and one must always be attentive to possible melt reaction with the anhydride, or its ring-opened acid forms, and the PBT resin. 

We tell students, particularly in thermodynamics, that they need to be attentive to the conditions under which particular equations are valid. It is equally critical for instructors to consider the conditions in which we are operating The key structural pieces of most physical chemistry courses are the text, the problems we assign, and the time instructors and students have to grapple with the reading and working of problems. 

Although walking is one of the safest ways to exercise, being attentive to some simple precautions reduces your risk of injury. 

In earlier years, within the framework of the then applicable educational tasks it could be a matter of indifference whether an inmate performed useful work or not. Now, however, the working power of the inmates is of significance and all measures of the commander, leaders of the V Service and doctors must apply themselves to the maintaining the health and efficiency of the inmates. Not from reasons of sentimentality, but rather because we need them, with their arms and legs, because they must contribute to the achievement of a great victory by the German people, therefore we must be attentive to the wellbeing of the inmates. 

David Mowery, University of California, Berkeley Public universities, and public institutions in general, often find themselves in a more complicated situation because the political overseers will tend to insist on accountability of various forms, which pushes people toward a uniform policy. So there will always be attention there for public universities. But by and large, it may make a lot of sense to stop looking at the entire world as though it s biotechnical or biomedical. 

Conjugate addititxis to a,p-unsaturated carbene complexes have not been extensively studied however, from the few reports that have appeared in the literature one can get a brief sense of the scope, limitations and special features of these reactions that may ultimately find application in synthetic organic chemistry. One of the earliest examples involves the addition of amines to alkynyl carbene complexes. The example in Scheme 19 is particularly interesting because complete control between 1,4- versus 1,2-addition can be exercised simply by proper choice of reaction temperature. The complex (119) suffers exclusive 1,2-addition with dimethylamine at -90 °C and exclusive 1,4-addition at -20 C. The 1,2-adduct (120) will further react with dimethylamine, but the 1,4-adduct (122) will not. This example demonstrates the importance of being attentive to reaction conditions when preparing amino carbene complexes, such as the alkynyl complex (120), or the alkenyl complex (76) in Scheme 11. 

The secondary nutrients, Calcium (Ca), Magnesium (Mg), and Sulfur (S), should be supplied in the hydroponic ingredients in the proper percentages required by plants. Always be attentive to the use of each different formula as the nutrients are mixed... 

The detector must be able to store almost immediately the rapid variations in concentration at the moment of each analyte s elution. For detection by mass spectrometry there is good reason to be attentive to the speed of the sweep of the miz ratio a slow sequential sweep may lead to a situation in which the concentration in the ionization chamber is not the same from one end of the recording to the other. The TOF-MS (cf. paragraph 16.5) does not suffer from this inconvenience. 

The sampler must be attentive to any possible anomalies observed during sampling and must report them immediately to the person responsible for quality control, who will taken the necessary measures (e.g. more primary samples taken if homogeneity is in doubt). 

We must be careful to make a distinction in its practice. The recitation of vague formulas, repeated over and over again withnotrue investment of spirit, where only the lips have any real activity, it not praying. Once again it is necessary for the" Inner Man , as he was called by Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin, and his master, Martinez de Pascuallis called the A/an of Desire , to be attentive and to make dynamic what the lips and brain conjointly give forth. 

Out of the depths have T cried unto thee, 0 LORD. 2. Lord, hear my voice let thine ears be attentive to the voice of my supplications. 3. Tf thou, LORD, shouldest mark iniquities, 0 Lord, who shall stand 4. But there is forgiveness with thee, that thou mayest be feared. 5. 1 wait for the LORD, my soul doth wait, and in his word do T hope. 6. My soul waiteth for the Lord more than they that watch for the morning T say, more than they that watch for the morning. 7. Let Israel hope in the LORD for with the LORD there is mercy, and with him is plenteous redemption. S. And he shall redeem Israel from all his iniquities. ... 

Lean forward slightly to communicate that you are being attentive or move your chair forward as soon as the conversation starts... 

Be attentive and slightly lean forward to signal your interest in what is being said... 

Make eye contact. If you avoid making eye contacf, you will be unable fo esfablish a personal connecfion wifh your interviewer. You should be attentive and engaged in what your interviewer is saying. 

Scientific research can be biased in the choice of what data to consider, in the reporting or recording of the data, and/or in how the data are interpreted. The scientist s emphasis may be influenced by his/her nationality, sex, ethnic origin, age, or political convictions. For example, when studying a group of animals, male scientists may focus on the social behavior of the males and typically male characteristics. Although bias related to the investigator, the sample, the method, or the instrument may not be completely avoidable in every case, it is important to know the possible sources of bias and how bias could affect the evidence. Moreover, scientists need to be attentive to possible bias in their own work as well as that of other scientists. 

The priority of importance is seen to be attention, judgment, perception, and memory. 

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