Comparability graph

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Comparable graphs were obtained by Bruckenstein and Vanderborgh75 by means of cryoscopic detection also. 

Bonchev, D., V. Kamenska, and O. Mekenyan, Comparability Graphs and Molecular Properties IV. Generalization and Application. J. Math. Chem., 1990 5, 43-72. 

The linear correlation with slope AR/Ap = —0.36 shows that PPP bond orders can be used for excited-state relaxation. The comparable graph of AR/Ap for trans-stilbene has a linear correlation with slope —0.25. Similarly, it is seen in biphenyl[37] that the lowest triplet state has a bond order pattern corresponding to the quinonoidal structure, implying a planar geometry in the triplet state in conformity with the prediction of Lewis and Kasha[56]. 

If the structure of the samples is identical, the comparative graphs are linear. The deviations from linearity indicate that the cell wall of the sample under study contains pores which are absent in the control sample. The sizes of such pores are calculated from the theory of capillary condensation (8), based on the location of the bend region corresponding to a definite P/Po value on the isotherm. The bends on the comparative... 

Bonchev, D. and Mekenyan, O. (1983). Comparability Graphs and Electronic Spectra of Condensed Benzenoid Hydrocarbons. Chem.Phys.Lett., 98,134-138. 

The identification of those variables that have a major effect on plutonium peroxide precipitation was done in two ways. The first way used t-test values associated with each variable. The comparative magnitude of these values indicates the relative importance of the variable. The second way involved a subjective evaluation of the relative importance of each of the variables based on a visual comparison of the graphs constructed from the experimental data (Figures 1 through 12 plus a couple of dozen other comparable graphs that could not be included in this paper because of space limitations). The results of the subjective evaluation indicate that only the nitric acid concentration and the rate of hydrogen peroxide addition have a major effect on the relative filtration time. The other four variables influence the... 

When you compare graphs such as these with real polarograms of reversible reductions (in electrochemistry, the term reversible is meant to convey that, except for mass transport, equilibrium rather than kinetic... 

It is useful to compare graph-based shape indexes and empirical measures such as those contributed by Taft.This requires the comparison of kappa shape indexes for molecular groups with values deduced by Taft from hydrolysis rate data. 

Fig. 9.10. Dynamics of cytosolic in response to external stimulation in the minimal model for Ca oscillations based on Ca -induced Ca release. In the absence of stimulation (jS = 0%), a stable, low steady-state level of cytosolic Ca (Z, sohd line) is estabUshed. Upon increasing the stimulation, osciUations develop with a frequency that rises with the stimulus level (compare graphs with /3 = 30% and /3 = 60%). Above a critical level of stimulation, oscillations disappear and a stable, hi steady-state level of cytosolic Ca is established ()3 - 90%). The curves were generated by numerical integration of eqns (9.1) with Vq = 1 j,M/s, Vj = 7.3 p,M/s, 65 p,M/s, 500 p,M/s, X r - 2 p,M, = 0-9 p.M, K2-I pM, /Cf = 1 s, = 10 s", n - m - 2, p - 4. The oscillatory...

Smaller aspect ratios exert a stronger influence on reactant conversion when the Damkohler number is larger because the comer regions are critically important in the diffusion-controlled regime, where the rate of reactant consumption is governed by its rate of diffusion toward the active surface (see Table 23-6). When the Damkohler number is 10, viscous flow in tubes and rectangular ducts yields comparable graphs of I Abuik vs. when the aspect ratio is 2.3. However, an... 

Figure 25.8 is a GUI image of the Compare Graphs function of the top-ranked identification. MS/MS spectra (Figure 25.5) and the bar code-like spectra of the top in silico identification (bottom). A scrollable sidebar displays the MS/... 

Gather the information given by the instrument and compare graphs, median size, and any other details about the analysis provided by the instrument, with the corresponding values previously determined using the Andreasen Pipette method. Compare results, also, with data from a literature search and present a written report, including a thoughtful discussion on the comparative aspects mentioned. 

Lemma 5.2.2 Given a sequencing graph Gm without conditional and loop vertices. The disjoint compatibility graph Gq for a subset Q C V is a comparability graph. 

As before, weconstructfromG, (Vi, , ) adisjointcompatibilitygraphGQ = (VnztEz) induced by the subset of vertices with non-zero weights, denoted by V z C Vi. From Lemma S.2.2, Gq is a comparability graph because a transitive orientation exists for Gq. If all the weights are 1, then finding a minimum clique cover for Gq is sufficient to compute the concurrency fact( cfactor Gi, Q). 

Proof Follows directly from the derivation of Gq from the corresponding disjoint compatibility graph Gq. The property of transitivi is not affected, and hence Gq is a comparability graph. ... 

Since Gq is a comparability graph, its clique cover number can be computed in polynomial time [GolSO]. We therefore conclude that given any arbitrary sequencing graph, the concurrency factor for any subset of shareable operations can be computed in polynomial-time. 

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