Conditioning definition

Design Conditions Definitions of the temperatures, pressures, and various forces applicable to the design of piping systems are as follows ... 

Pilot Plant—Chemical reaction hazards Influence of plant selection on hazards Definition of safe procedures Effects of expected variations in process conditions Definition of critical limits... 

Further situations in which methadone can seem an unsatisfactory substitution agent are towards the other end of the treatment spectrum. In uncomplicated maintenance treatment or for detoxification, the criticisms which are levelled at methadone relate not so much to the subjective effects, but to the aspects of addictiveness, abuse potential and toxicity. The issue of whether methadone is too addictive to be really suitable for detoxification is considered in detail in Chapter 3, and the controversial subject of methadone risks and deaths in Chapter 1. It is in the relatively milder cases of heroin dependence that buprenorphine treatment as an alternative to methadone has risen to great prominence in several countries, although, importantly, the condition definitely does not have to be mild for this medication to be used. Undoubtedly the introduction of buprenorphine is one of... 

In order to prove security we show that the key-indistinguishability condition (Definition 9 of Section 6) holds for this method, namely that each key is indistinguishable from a random key for all users not in the corresponding subset. Theorem 12 of Section 6 proves that this condition implies the security of the algorithm. 

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is essentially a computer-based numerical analysis approach for fluid flow, heat transfer and related phenomena. CFD techniques typically consist of the following five subprocesses geometrical modelling, geometry discretisation, boundary condition definition, CFD-based problem solving, and post-processing for solution visualisation. 

The state of matters just described in the case of helium, viz. the -absence of the H/S-term, the expected ground state of the orthohelium term sequence, suggestedto Pauli (1925) a general examination of spectra, to see whether, in other elements and under other conditions, definite terms sometimes drop out. It was found that this actually happens moreover, the term analysis showed in all cases that in these missing terms all the quantum numbers of the electrons agreed. Conversely, it was also found, the terms always drop out when these quantum numbers are the same. This discovery led Pauli to the following principle ... 

Eor each method, DLs are taken from several (2-10) different references, typically interpreted as the number of references consulted, from which data were extracted, but occasionally as a combination of the reference consulted and those listed therein some duplication of information is to be expected. Values are different due to different instruments, conditions, definitions (2 s, 3 s, etc.) which were not rationalized to a common basis but accepted as is. Estimation of DLs is just that, an estimation from measurements with an RSD in the vicinity of 50%, negating, in this author s opinion, the need for very firm decisions on a uniform measurement basis. Eor each element, a best (lowest) DL was selected and a median value was calculated from the range of values tabulated median values (with some rounding) were selected for listing in this table as a representation of typical detection limits. 

Equivalence Point Reference Species Proton Condition Definition (Alkalinity and Acidity in eq/liter)... 

Condition definition varies Under-reporting or screening Denominator unspecific... 

SIMULATION SETUP, PHYSICAL FLUID MODELING, FARFIELD AND WELLBORE RUN/TIME BOUNDARY CONDITION DEFINITION ... 

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