Can formats

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The main can format for the European soft drinks market is the 330 ml size, made either from aluminium or steel a 250 ml size is also used. In US markets, the 12 and 16 oz sizes dominate. The core diameter is 206 for both soft drinks and beers, but in the last couple of years the market has progressively changed to the 202 diameter. (The designation 206 means a diameter of 2 " and 202 means a diameter of 2 ".) The core diameter is not the can body diameter but the neck plug diameter (see Figure 9.4 for an explanation of the terms used for can dimensions). These diameters have been metricated to a nominal 57 and 52 mm for 206 and 202, respectively. The purpose of reducing the neck diameter was to reduce the size of the can s end, thereby saving around 17-20% on the amount of metal... 

With the significant development of PET in the beverage market even the can format has been challenged thus, for example, some UK mineral waters are... 

The real benefit of PET cans is not replication of a metal can but the ability to produce a shaped can in sizes not found in metal versions. The cost of an aluminium easy-open end for a metal can is relatively expensive compared with the 28 mm plastic closure used for a PET container. However, there is a market for which the can format proves to be attractive. The continuing development of the full-aperture easy-open end may, one day, result in a can end for drinks that, when combined with PET, would produces a glass from which the drink can be consumed. 

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You can format individual characters in a cell using Bold, Italic, Underlined, etc., or with different fonts, by highlighting the character(s) in the formula bar, then applying the formatting. 

The Font tab in the Format Cells dialog box allows you to format individual cells in any of the installed fonts (Figure 1-25). In addition, you can format individual characters in various font styles or sizes, or as strikethrough, superscript or subscript characters. You can also insert Greek letters in text labels, as shown in Figure 1-7, by using the Symbol font. 

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You can format data labels either singly or as a group. Click once on a label to select all the data labels for a particular series, then a second time to select a single data label. The Format Data Labels dialog box has tabs for Patterns, Font, Number and Alignment. The Alignment tab allows you to position the data label either Above, Below, Center, Left or Right. 

Also during this time we witnessed the development of novel treatment approaches, such as cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy (Beck 1976) and interpersonal psychotherapy (Klerman, et al. 1984) as a treatment for particular disorders, such as depression and panic disorder. These approaches have appeal, in that they can be somewhat systematically applied (some even provide "canned" formats or "cookbooks"). Also, the methodology is a bit less reliant on the personal characteristics of the therapist. These approaches then lend themselves to a short-term format and can often be conducted in groups. And, finally, these psychotherapies can be more easily studied. Both cognitive-behavioral and interpersonal psychotherapies have a solid track record of effectiveness (as is discussed further in the next chapter). 

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Meteorites yield a variety of ages, each reflecting a specific episode in their histories. Some of these "ages" are indicated in Figure 1 the end of nucleosynthesis in a star (i) the first formation of solids in the Solar system (7) melt crystallization in parent bodies (75) excavation of meteoroids from these bodies and the meteorite s fall to Earth. Other events, like volcanism or metamorphism on parent objects can be established by gas retention as can formation intervals (based on extinct radionuclides) measuring the time between the last production of new nucleosynthetic material and mineral formation in early Solar System materials 14). In the following sections we discuss some of these ages and the information that they convey. 

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