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Craven, P.J. (1999) Intelligent Control Strategies for an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, PhD Thesis, Department of Mechanical and Marine Engineering, University of Plymouth, UK. Craven, P.J., Sutton, R. and Burns, R.S. (1997) Intelligent Course Changing Control of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle. In Twelfth International Conference on Systems Engineering, Coventry, UK, September, 1, pp. 159-164. [Pg.429]

However, in the non-isothermal case the pressure is also high at low injection rates. This is because slow injection gives time for significant solidification of the melt and this leads to high pressures. It is clear therefore that in the non-isothermal case there is an optimum injection rate to give minimum pressure. In Fig. 5.28 this is seen to be about 3.0 x 10 m /s for the situation considered here. This will of course change with melt temperature and mould temperature since these affect the freeze-off time, //, in the above equations. [Pg.404]

As in CE, changing system variables (e.g., pH, ionic strength, additive concentration) is very easy in any of the continuous free flow electrophoresis systems reported here because all the interactions take place in free solution. Indeed, changing system variables may be easier in continuous free flow electrophoresis systems than in a CE system because there are essentially no wall effects. Of course, changing system variables in the continuous free flow electrophoresis apparatus may also be easier... [Pg.295]

The highly dispersible calix[4]arene neutral carriers can also improve the durability for neutral-carrier-type ion sensors. Time-course changes in both sensitivity (slope for Na+ calibration graph) and selectivity (selectivity coefficient for Na" " with respect to K+) were followed in the Na -ISFETs based on ion-sensing membranes of silicone rubber-(l), plasticized PVC-(l), and plasticized PVC-(2) (Fig. 2). Deterioration proceeded quite quickly in the Na -ISFETs of plasticized PVC-(2) both the Na+ sensitivity and selectivity... [Pg.589]

FIG. 6 Time-course changes of potential response for silicone-rubber-membrane Na+-selective electrodes based on neutral carriers (5), (2), and bis(12-crown-4) on changing Na concentration from 1 X 10 to 3 X 10 M. (From Ref. 22.)... [Pg.593]

FIG. 14 Time-course changes of sensitivity (slope of calibration plots) for Na -ISFETs based on sol-gel-derived membranes incorporating bis(12-crown-4) by covalent bonding using (11) ( ) and by encapsulation of bis[(12-crown-4-)ylmethyl] 2-dodecyl-2-methylmalonate (O)- (From Ref 49.)... [Pg.603]

Of course, changing the electrode material entails more than just changing the adsorption energy, so we cannot expect more than a rough correlation. Nevertheless, volcano plots are observed for several reactions involving adsorbed intermediates. [Pg.118]

The procedures described above for UK marketing authorisations will of course change in their details when a new advisory structure is implemented. The MHRA has issued a consultation letter on its proposal to change to advisory structure (see Chapter 16). [Pg.512]

Eq. (10.33). It must be included in the definition of the relevant reference bond energy. This formulation, which is the simplest possible one, is adequate because it turns out that, for all practical purposes, the amount of conjugation associated with a given bond can be treated as a constant (representing a rough but acceptable approximation) unless, of course, changes of molecular structure force a dismption... [Pg.149]

Next, we report the anti-fouling effect.33-37) The anti-fouling effect has been confirmed only qualitatively. The time course change of surface gloss of the substrates was measured by a commercial gloss meter A self-cleaning function can also be expected with TiO -coated substrates when small amounts of organic... [Pg.244]

Evolving proteins in general may of course change some of their amino acids but only at sites which are not crucial for the maintenance of their particular functions. Thus, the MM which is largely composed of acidic amino acids represents a... [Pg.57]

Concentrations of OH", SiO ", H2B03" CO32", and HCO3" and pH are listed for solutions at 25°C. These would, of course, change dramatically at 90°C where SiO 2" is also an important anionic species. [Pg.235]

Yamaguchi M, Takada R, Kambe S, Hatakeyama T, Naitoh K, Yamazaki K, Kobayashi M. Evaluation of time-course changes of gingival crevicular fluid glucose levels in diabetics. [Pg.464]

In principle, there is a possibility of forming final products by reaction (3.22) with completely eliminated inducer or containing a part of it. This must, of course, change the right-hand parts in equations (3.22) and (3.23). [Pg.53]

Enhanced production of some of the benzophenanthridine alkaloids was found in an in situ extraction system that was composed of silicone fluid and a suspension culture of Eschscholtzia californica [10]. The time course changes of alkaloid production and distribution are shown in Fig. 1. [Pg.66]

Fig.1. Time course changes in the distribution of total alkaloid produced in in situ extractive cultures of E. californica. 23 vol. % of silicone fluid was used for in situ extraction. Symbols ( ) intracellular (o) extracellular ( ) in silicone fluid... Fig.1. Time course changes in the distribution of total alkaloid produced in in situ extractive cultures of E. californica. 23 vol. % of silicone fluid was used for in situ extraction. Symbols ( ) intracellular (o) extracellular ( ) in silicone fluid...
Of course, change of ligand around the cation does not affect the hydration energy of the anion in the equilibrium... [Pg.277]


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