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I As you develop your network of tasks, you will quickly realize that not only are tasks within one priority area interrelated, but there are also relationships with other priority areas. These relationships will determine the order in which some tasks are completed and the resources you need to apply to complete them by a given date. For example, the team will need to develop programs and elements before they develop the contents of a training program, yet the training program itself may be a vital part of the process for developing individual responsibilities for that content. 

In 1928 Bonino had opened the March 31 issue of Nature and read about the Raman effect for the first time. Soon afterward, he ended his long series of papers on infrared spectra by publishing two articles that dealt with the new Raman spectroscopy. [34] These were written in German and published in Zeitschrift fur Physik in 1929. In the first of these two papers, dated May 1929, Bonino reported on the Raman spectra of dichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene and discussed their relationship with the infrared spectra. The second paper was written with his coworker Briill and appeared in the fall of 1929. In it they studied the relationships between Raman spectra and geometrical isomerism. [35]... 

This nitrilase dynamic kinetic resolution (DKR) methodology depends on the availability of highly enantioselective biocatalysts that generate a minimum amount of amide. This latter issue may seem trivial and has long been disregarded somewhat, but reports of modest amounts of amide co-products date back to the early days of nitrilase enzymology. Only recently has the subject come under more intense scrutiny [3-5] and has a relationship with the stereochemistry of the nitrile been demonstrated [3, 5]. Hence, we set out to investigate the enantiomer and chemical selectivity of nitrilases in the hydrolysis of a representative set of cyanohydrins. 

Cretaceous precursor alkenones have been reported their evolutionary relationship with the modem clade of alkenone-producing organisms is unknown. Cretaceous alkenones (Farrimond et al., 1986 Yamamoto et al., 1996) differ from the modern suite in that C41 and C42 ketones dominate, and these consist (to date) only of di-unsaturated forms. 

In samples where calcite and ankerite coexist, ankerite rhombs are systematically embedded within the calcite cement (Fig. 6B). Because of the scarcity of ankerite, textural relationships with other diagenetic cements are rarely observable. However, it is notable that in the ankerite-rich sample (30/9-1 2781.0) feldspar grains are essentially unaffected by dissolution, although they are extensively leached in ankerite-free samples of the same well. In addition, in the single instance of partial leaching of a feldspar grain found in sample 30/9-1 2781.0, ankerite was not observed to fill the intragrain porosity. These observations indicate that ankerite pre-dates feldspar dissolution and calcite cementation. 

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Suh et al. (2001) have demonstrated that several endosymbiotic yeasts of some plant hoppers are members of the Clavicipitaceae. The origins of these very reduced forms are uncertain, but molecular data points to a relationship with insect pathogenic species including the holomorph genus Cordycepioideus and anamorph genus Hirsutella. The yeasts are transmitted from parent to offspring within the egg, and have not been axenically cultured. Only three planthopper yeasts have been characterized to date no name has been applied. 

This article is confined largely to the more recent studies of the electron-transfer properties of mononuclear organotransition metal complexes the earlier work is covered in more detail elsewhere (1-5). Simple binuclear species such as [Mn2(CO)10] and [ Cr(CO)3Cp 2] are included due to their close relationship with the anions [Mn(CO)5] and [Cr(CO)3Cp] , but other bi- and polynuclear compounds will be described at a later date (31). 

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The 45 members of the cephalostatin/ritterazine family isolated to date, together with a growing number of analogues and related monosteroidal antineoplastics provide the basis for elueidating some structure -activity relationships (SAR) of these potent cytotoxins and for diseovering the minimum pharmacophore required to maintain potent cancer cell growth inhibitory behavior. 

To date, many excellent reviews regarding electrode materials have been published [11-37], However, there have been rather limited publications focusing on electrolytes for ESs [9,10,12,38-40], and most of them focused on polymer electrolytes for ESs [9,10,38,39]. In the light of the latest achievements in the field of ES electrolytes, the aim of this book is to provide an insight into the development of electrolytes for ESs. This chapter will discuss the fundamental concepts of ESs, including basic structure of different types of ESs, the development of electrical double-layer (EDL) theory, EDL formation in the geometrically confined pore, and performance metrics of various ESs and their relationship with electrolytes. 

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