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The basic characters from which the notations are constructed comprise the upper-case letters A-Z of the alphabet, the numerals zero (symbolized 0) to nine (0-9), three punctuation marks hyphen (-), ampersand ( ) and oblique (/) and a blank space. Many of the normal atomic symbols such as B, F, P, 1, etc., are also employed unchanged but frequently occurring important elements and groups are assigned a single letter notation (e.g. chlorine sG ... 

When, in a column headed M.p., a value is given in parenthesis, it indicates that the compound is liquid at room temperature and that the value given is consequently the boiling-point. Conversely in a column headed B.p., values given in parenthesis are those of the melting-point. A blank space indicates that the compound has not apparently been recorded. 

Do not leave items on Form R blank unless specifically directed to do so if an item does not apply to you, enter NA," not applicable, in the space provided. If your information does not fill all the spaces provided for a type of information, enter NA, in the next blank space in the sequence. 

Vorschlag, m. proposal, proposition (Metal.) fusion, fiux blank space on the first page of a book. 

NOTE Blank spaces are impossible or improbable combinations. 

Figures 10-25A-E are for U-bundle tubes and require a wide blank space across the center of the tubesheet to recognize the U-bend requirement at the far end of the tube bundle, see Figures 10-lE, 10-lAitem U, and 10-lK Figures 10-25F-Kare for fixed tubesheet layouts.

Use your knowledge of the usefulness of the periodic table to fill in the blank spaces in Table 6-VI, p. 97, under Astatine. List some chemical reactions expected for astatine. 

Mendeleev left blank spaces in his periodic table where he thought elements that had not yet been discovered should go. He was able to predict the properties of these elements by —... 

C noting periodic trends in the properties of known elements that surrounded the blank spaces in the periodic table... 

Blank space indicates that the value is presently unconstrained. 

Mendeleev arranged the known elements in order of increasing atomic weight in sequence so that elements with similar chemical and physical properties fell in the same column or group. To achieve this chemical periodicity, it was necessary for Mendeleev to leave blank spaces for elements undiscovered at that time and to make assumptions concerning atomic weights not known with certainty. 

IDENTITY (As Used on Label and Usl) Note. Blank spaces are not permitted. It any item is not applicable, or no information is available, the space must be marker) to mdica-e mat... 

Which word or phrase, if inserted into the blank space of the passage, best defines the relationship of the last sentence in the passage to the one preceding it ... 

Which sentence, if inserted in the blank space in the passage, would be the most correct and contribute the most pertinent information to that paragraph ... 

Fill in the blank spaces in the following table, where needed units are given. 

G. Draw a single diagonal line through blank spaces that consist of four or more lines (including any pages skipped according to guideline F above). These spaces should be initialed and dated. 

What is needed now (1913) is an answer to the question what is an element Up to this time elements had been characterized by their respective masses. But now different masses (isotopes) all correspond to the same element. As already noted, Mendeleev had assembled the elements into a table by writing down the elements in order of increasing mass and had found, by making the table two dimensional through the introduction of rows and columns, that he was able to construct the table so that elements in given columns had similar properties. The similarities included physical properties as well as chemical properties. The table was therefore called a periodic table (there was periodicity). However, Mendeleev noted immediately that, in order to make his table work , he needed to introduce blank spaces for missing elements. This was fine because it led to the prediction of new elements which were later actually found. However, there were also places in the table where he had to reverse the ordering demanded by the masses in order to obtain periodicity (e.g. Co and Ni). 

Discussions of electrophoretic data handling usually include mention of separation and resolution. Although the two terms are not synonymous, they are often treated as such. In the terminology of separation science, separation refers to the distance between two adjacent band centers. Because bands are seen as being sharply defined with clearly evident blank spaces between adjacent bands, for practical purposes, separation is often taken to be the distance between the top of the faster running of two adjacent bands and the bottom of the slower one. It is the distance between the top of the bottom band and the bottom of the top band. This definition seems preferable to the rigorous one in electrophoresis. 

A blank space in the argument of P means unspecified or anything. Thus, P(a, ) [or simply P(a)] is the probability of the event site a is occupied. The state of site b is unspecified and could be anything, empty or occupied. 

G. Draw lines through blank spaces or pages. These spaces or pages should be initialed and dated. 

Representative examples of fossil molecules from the geological eras, from Precambrian to recent times, are shown in Chart 16.1. The molecular skeletons are displayed according to the strategy set forth in Part III this is a minor change with respect to the actual fossil molecules, since most functionalization was lost in the diagenetic transformations. Blank spaces reflect our limited knowledge of fossil molecules. 

Gibbes observed certain blank spaces in his table and recognized the possibility that these might some day be filled by newly discovered elements. He differentiated the two subgroups of each family of elements and recognized the peculiarities of the typical elements or group intro-... 

While a prescription can be written on any peice of paper (but it should contain all legal elements), it usually takes a specific printed form on pad that contains blank spaces for the required information. In certain emergency conditions it may be communicated telephonically or directly to the pharmacist by electronic... 

Production records must be completed in ink, preferably black or blue ink. Records should be completed in conjunction with the completion of each step. Records should never be completed before the task has been performed nor should tasks be completed with the entries made to the record at a later time. A space for an entry on a record should never be left blank. All notations expected on the production record must be either completed or the record should indicate why no entry was necessary. Completed production records should be reviewed by a supervisor to ensure that the record is complete with no blank spaces and that appropriate entries have been made. The supervisor acknowledges his/her review by signature or initials and date. 

C5 C12 for Variable 2. The routine ignores the blank space in cell B12. For the Hypothesized Mean Difference enter 0 and for Alpha enter 0.05. Alpha is the level of probability to which we are testing the difference in the means. With Alpha = 0.05, we are at the 95% confidence level. For Output Range, select cell El and click OK. 

Note Blank spaces indicate that no sample was collected. "Not analyzed. 

Note All reported measurements are actual, not potential, rates measured with KS. Blank spaces mean that no data are available. 

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