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Fuel cell operation entails (1) coupled proton migration and water fluxes in the PEM, (2) circulation and electrochemical conversion of electrons, protons, reactant gases, and water in CLs, and (3) gaseous diffusion and water exchange via vaporization/condensation in pores and channels of CLs, GDLs, and EEs. All components of an operating cell have to cooperate well in order to optimize the highly nonlinear interplay of these processes. It can be estimated that this optimization involves several 10s of parameters. 

HR 88, BP 110/70 Hi there, where s my pate (sic) And I drove the car back for her — Kissed the nurse on the cheek. Subject is completely disoriented. Hallucinating continuously. Talks out of context. Ate one piece of apple butter and toast. When toast was being fed to him he said Smells like a French whore. Look, look, look, what are you Some kind of nut Walks over to window. What loot I have I have to save. Oh, boy Cooperates well when he understands what you want him to do. It takes quite a long time to get through to him. 

Standards (e.g., IEC 61508), methods of risk and hazard analysis, and certification methods have evolved long before IT. Security has evolved quite recently with networked IT-systems and concerns about privacy, data integrity, authenticity and protection. Both communities have developed their own standards, methods and system views—and neither in standardization nor in application areas they cooperate well. The paper takes a holistic view of critical systems and proposes a unified approach to system dependability, integrating both safety and security, arguing that in case of massively deployed embedded systems security issues have severe safety impact and vice versa. 

These calculations lend theoretical support to the view arrived at earlier on phenomenological grounds, that adsorption in pores of molecular dimensions is sufficiently different from that in coarser pores to justify their assignment to a separate category as micropores. The calculations further indicate that the upper limit of size at which a pore begins to function as a micropore depends on the diameter a of the adsorbate molecule for slit-like pores this limit will lie at a width around I-So, but for pores which approximate to the cylindrical model it lies at a pore diameter around 2 5(t. The exact value of the limit will of course depend on the actual shape of the pore, and may well be raised by cooperative effects. 

Vegetable and seed oils as well as some synthetic base stocks present a new class of biodegradable base stocks. These fluids (10) have excellent biodegradation properties as measured by criteria developed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). OECD 301 and EPA 560/6-82-003 measure the biodegradation of lubricants. These tests were developed to measure the degradation of oil, especially two-cycle ok, on waterways. Aquatic toxicity criteria toward fish is also found to be acceptable for this class of fluids as measured by EPA 560/6-82-002 and OECD 203 1-12. 

Even in the loading regime in which inherent flaw effects dominate the fracture process, further clarification of the fracture activation and growth process is needed. For example, dynamic crack branching leading to multiple fracturing is expected to constitute an important part of the breakage process. Such a cooperative and collective fracture process does not fit well within a... 

The editors thank all the collaborators in this handbook for their effort as well as Ruhrgas AG and Mannesmannrohren-Werke AG for their generous support in editing the manuscript, and the publishers for their cooperation in shaping and publishing this handbook. 

A surface scientist working on molecular scale of catalysis may become disappointed by seeing how little quantitative use can be made in reaction engineering of the newest and theoretically most interesting instrumental techniques. It may be of some solace to them that it is not their fault. The quantitative consequences of important insights will have to evolve from much closer cooperation between physicists, chemists and engineers. This will require people reasonably well informed in all three fields. 

Founded in 1971, COST is an intergovernmental framework for European cooperation in the field of scientific and technical research, allowing the coordination of nationally funded research on a European level. COST actions cover basic and precompetitive research as well as activities of public utility. 

The first area focuses on the cultural and organizational factors that will have a major influence on the effectiveness of a human error data collection system and how well the information derived from such a system is translated into successful error reduction strategies. Regardless of how effectively the technical issues are dealt with, the system will not be successful imless there is a culture in the organization which provides support for the data gathering process. No data collection system aimed at identifying human error causes of accidents will be workable without the active cooperation of the workforce. 

As noted, hemoglobin is an tetramer. Each of the four subunits has a conformation virtually identical to that of myoglobin. Two different types of subunits, a and /3, are necessary to achieve cooperative Oa-binding by Hb. The /3-chain at 146 amino acid residues is shorter than the myoglobin chain (153 residues), mainly because its final helical segment (the H helix) is shorter. The a-chain (141 residues) also has a shortened H helix and lacks the D helix as well (Figure 15.28). Max Perutz, who has devoted his life to elucidating the atomic structure of Hb, noted very early in his studies that the molecule was... 

Synergism can also arise from cooperative effects between mechanistically different classes of antioxidants, e.g., the chain breaking antioxidants and peroxide decomposers (heterosynergism) [42]. For example, the synergism between hindered phenols (CB—D) and phosphites or sulphides (PD) is particularly important in thermal oxidation (Table 2). Similarly, effective synergism is achieved between metal dithiolates (PD) and UV-ab-sorbers (e.g., UV 531), as well as between HALS and UV-absorbers, (Table 3). 

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