Collection objects

Assessment involves collecting objective and subjective data. Objective data are facts obtained by means of a physical assessment or physical examination. Subjective data are facts supplied by the patient or the patient s family. 

The main path of the research employed both methods of synthesis in turn. At first, the graduate students Yenwo and Pulido explored the use of sequential IPN s based on castor oil urethanes and polystyrene (12-16). At the same time, the graduate student Devia, working in Colombia, explored an alternate synthetic route using latex technology (17). Since nothing was known about the behavior of such materials, their collective objective was to provide a map upon which further efforts could be intelligently based. This effort has now been reviewed (18). 

From the time that they first appeared in Europe during the sixteenth century, Chinese porcelain objets d art were highly prized. Porcelain was far harder than any other ceramic material, and it exhibited a translucence that no European pottery could match. The first porcelain pieces to arrive in Europe inevitably found their way into the treasuries of European rulers. Then, as the porcelain trade grew, wealthy aristocrats began collecting objects made of the precious material. Europeans potters naturally looked for ways to manufacture porcelain themselves. If they discovered the secret, the profits would be immense. However, the secret of manufacturing porcelain turned out to be as elusive as the secret of the Philosopher s Stone. 

CO Collection objective D Detector Daq Data aquisition Dm Dichroic mirror Eo Excitation objective E Eilter L Lens M Mirror Ph Pinhole... 

Based on IT-Guru s in-depth analysis, the pharmaceutical manufacturing system network engineering analyst can collect object, scenariowide, and global statistics as follows ... 

The main requirement of the audit team is to collect objective evidence throughout the audit task by means of interviews with the staff, examination of documents, and observation of activities and conditions at the work or site. The following methods may be used as a guideline or as appropriate to your company s operations to achieve the audit aim ... 

At the beginning of the EntityDictionaryDao, it defines a series of constants the size and the name of each entity dictionary. Using these constants, the code allocates the Java Collection objects so that the sizes of these Collection objects do not need to expand at runtime, which causes extra CPU cycles to be wasted. Following the sizes are String constants names that are used to look up each entity dictionary. The class also defines SQL statements that are used to query the entity dictionary as static variables and initialize them in a static block ... 

Provide instruction and direction to the assessment team for collecting objective evidence during the audit. 

The problem of light damage to collection objects was also a special concern of Mr. du Pont. Even when the du Pont family still lived in the house, the shades were regularly pulled and the shutters were regularly closed to prevent daylight and sun damage. When the museum opened, Mr. du Pont specified that these procedures continue (3) ... 

Mr. du Pont, in the early years of the museum s existence, had an aversion to lending any collection objects because he was concerned that they could be lost or damaged. He also believed that loaned objects would leave a visual gap that could not be readily filled. He wrote (3) ... 

The simple additivity of the OGM is lost in the EM excitons are collective objects whose wave function extends over the lattice, so that they cannot be described in any local picture. In the following we will reserve the term collective to indicate all phenomena that are intrinsically related to delocalized states. 

As in the case of low-Reynoids-number flows, the individual element removal efficiency passes through a minimum as particle size increases from the small submicron range to the micron sizes. However, for dry deposition from the atmosphere, collecting objects (grass blades, other vegetation, rocks, etc.) come in various sizes and shapes this probably results in a broad minimum with respect to particle size compared to the case for uniform collectors. 

In this part of the overall benchmarking study, the panel tried to collect objective information as much as possible, but it also recognized its responsibility for making collective subjective judgments when needed. In addition, certain boundaries were needed to keep the exercise timely and relevant to the broad chemical enterprise. 

Today, almost all international museums and galleries possess collections which contain plastics. Plastics may be identified within building materials, defence equipment, ethnography, furniture, housewares, information technology, medical and sports equipment, modem art, photography and toys. Many combine metals, textiles and wood with plastics in their construction. In addition to the objects themselves, many of the materials used to store, transport and display them are also plastics. While museums continue their policy to collect objects that reflect both everyday life and historical events, the proportion of plastics in museums will increase. 

One hurdle to be cleared in recycling significant numbers of used Ni-Cd batteries is to assure that the batteries are amassed in convenient locations for shipping to a reclamation facility. In every country studied, this collection objective has been the hardest to accomplish. Many other recyclables are collected for their value as commodities. These materials, whether old newspapers, scrap metals or lead acid batteries, have positive economic value and are sought out by entrepreneurs seeking profit. In contrast, spent Ni-Cd batteries are useful as a source of raw materials when processed, but the combined cost of collection, transportation and processing far exceeds their raw material value. 

Battery manufacturers and importers therefore elected to collect and recycle or treat all batteries under a voluntary agreement with the government and in 1995 established Bebat to manage this scheme. This scheme is funded through a collection and recycling fee, which is set and only adjustable by Royal Decree and is presently set at BEF5 per battery ( 0.12). When a company joins Bebat, the Finance Ministry awards them temporary ecotax exception, which is conditional upon the collection objective being achieved for all Bebat members jointly within that year. Penalties are threatened for non-achievement. 

The purpose of an audit is to collect objective evidence to permit an informed judgment on the status of a quality management system. In general, there are two main forms of quality management system audit external and internal audits. 

At this point, the fluorescence from each organelle can be collected by a microscope objective. As with all LIF detectors, care must be taken to choose an objective with high numerical aperture (NA) that can maximize the collection efficiency. The collected fluorescence can then be spatially filtered with a pinhole placed at the image plane to remove out-of-focus scatter from the buffer-cuvette interfaces. The size of the pinhole should be matched with the magnification of the collection objective... 

Instrumented human-interface techniques These techniques are used to passively and unobtrusively collect objective data on task performance and the procedures by instrumenting human-machine interfaces. These techniques are used to record the timing, sequences, and frequencies of explicit actions. These can, for example, model navigation through a website using search and hyperlink actions or the low-... 

Our argument that the compound components of plants became a significant collective objective of European chemists only after approximately 1750 is evinced, in... 

Table 1. Standard Properties and Methods of a COM Collection Object Shepherd and King (1999).

Figure 31 Schematic illustration of RSNOM instrument constructed by the authors. E = exciting light, FP = fiber probe, DP = dithering piezo, DD = dither detection, LD = laser diode, PD = photodiode, SS = piezo XYZ scanning stage, TCO = transmission collection objective, RCO = reflection collection objective, M = mirror, RIMM = Raman imaging microprobe/microscope. The various movable mirrors allow the instrument to be operated in reflection or transmission modes and allow the operator to observe the probe-sample region through the collection optics this aids the coarse approach of the tip to the sample and helps optical alignment of the system.

We note that if a temporary organization is linked to a permanent parent organization, its collective objectives are likely to be linked to the interests of the parent organization. If this is not the case, collective objectives will have been set by one or more individuals before the temporary organisation was created and will correspond to their expectations or interests (financial added value, sporting or artistic events, humanitarian commitments, etc.). 

Effective housekeeping measures must be strictly enforced. The laboratory must be kept free of dust-collecting objects, should not be used for storage, and the floors and counters should be cleaned frequently. 

Keep in mind this marketing information usually comes from selected client case studies. Very few of these "success stories" were collected objectively and reliably enough to meet the rigorous standards of a professional research journal. When consultants try to sell... 

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