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Pressing. There are a variety of fmit presses. Some presses are more suitable for one type of fmit than for others, but most can be used for any fmit with varying degrees of success. Some presses requite the use of a press aid such as diatomaceous earth or wood chips. Total juice yield from the original fmit defines press efficiency. Additional yield can be obtained by adding a small amount of water to the press cake and pressing again. 

Because of the possibility of focusing laser beams, tlrin films can be produced at precisely defined locations. Using a microscope train of lenses to focus a laser beam makes possible tire production of microregions suitable for application in computer chip production. The photolytic process produces islands of product nuclei, which act as preferential nucleation sites for further deposition, and tlrus to some unevenness in tire product film. This is because the subsuate is relatively cool, and therefore tire surface mobility of the deposited atoms is low. In pyrolytic decomposition, the region over which deposition occurs depends on the drermal conductivity of the substrate, being wider the lower the thermal conductivity. For example, the surface area of a deposit of silicon on silicon is nanower dran the deposition of silicon on silica, or on a surface-oxidized silicon sample, using the same beam geomeU y. 

On a practical basis, if we wish to set up this system, we would assemble a set of "color-chips". Each color-chip would be specified by two factors, H = hue, and V/C, which is value (grayness) modified by chroma (saturation). The actual number of layers in the Munsell Color Tree was determined by "minimum perceptual difference". That is, the minimum change that produces a visual perceptible difference. This arrangement specifies all light colors as well cis the dark ones. To use such a system, one would choose the color-chip closest to the hue and saturation of the test color and thus obtain values for H and V/C. However, it was soon discovered that the system was not perfect. Reasons for this include the facts that the hues defined by Munsell are not those of the primaries of the human eye. Furthermore, Munsell was somewhat subjective in his definitions of hues. 

A 10 pi volume of the aldehyde was placed in three reservoirs and 10 pi of the 1,3-diketone in three other reservoirs [18]. The chip was inserted into the interfacing device and a script for defining pressures was set in the multiport control using a Caliper 42 Workstation . A 30 min run was carried out. An eight-peristaltic pump system was used as pressure or vacuum source. N o active quenching was performed, but it was assumed that by dilution in the collection reservoir reaction was stopped or at least notably slowed. 

ANNs are the favorite choice as tools to monitor electronic noses,8 where the target response may be less tangible than in other studies (although, of course, it is still necessary to be able to define it). Many applications in which a bank of sensors is controlled by a neural network have been published and as sensors diminish in size and cost, but rise in utility, sensors on a chip with a built-in ANN show considerable promise. Together, QSARs and electronic noses currently represent two of the most productive areas in science for the use of these tools. 

A current example of a problem that can be simplified through segregation of its components by physical scale is the deposition of on-chip interconnects onto a wafer. Takahashi and Gross have analyzed the scaling properties of interconnect fabrication problems and identified the relevant control parameters for the different levels of pattern scale [135], They define several dimensionless groups which determine the type of problem that must be solved at each level. 

A sensor array where different haptens are immobilized at well-defined areas on a plain glass surface has been developed [66], Using an automated flow injection system it was possible to incubate all areas on the chip with analytes, specific antibodies, secondary HRP-labeled antibodies, and CL substrate. Measurement of the light output via imaging performed with a CCD device allowed determination of the analytes present in the sample on the basis of the spatial localization of the CL signal. 

Not only quality reasons, but also economic considerations, make it necessary to reduce the particle size. Generally, the development of an economic SSP process is characterized by the trend to a reduced particle size. The commonly used cubic chips size (2-4 mm) is reduced to that of the known small nylon chips ( 1.5 mm diameter, spherical shape). The size of the chips can be defined by the length of the cubes and is easily measured. Due to their irregular shape, however, determination of their average volume is difficult. Therefore, the definition weight (g) of 100 pieces has become popular. 

The grinding of crystallized chips has been well-known for about 50 years but yields problems with respect to handling and processing. Very small particle sizes can be achieved by grinding under cryogenic conditions. Lower-IV prepolymers (<0.40 dl/g) are preferred for this process. The handling of smaller particles becomes more difficult due to the increased content of fines and their separation, particularly in continuous gas flow technology. Fines are defined as extremely... 

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