Dispensing conclusion

From the analyses carried out, the conclusion is that the dispensing bag is comprised of three layers an inner polyethylene-based layer, an outer polyamide layer, and what appears to be a third, very thin, tie layer. The polyethylene in the inner layer has approximately 14 branches per 1,000 carbons and is... 

Conclusions of more general validity emerge by dispensing with the assumption that electronic and vibrational motions are independent. In this approximation one considers the joint vibronic (irrational -electronic) motions of the electrons, leading to a further set of selection rules. These vibronic rules are automatically satisfied for transitions 12 ... 

By way of derogation from condition (a), the comparative test may be dispensed with if there is conclusive evidence based on experimental scientific results that the values obtained in the alternative test are equal to or higher than those obtained in the migration test. 

The complete cost data sets with assumptions for the cases in Table 4-1 are given in Appendix E. These cost estimates also include estimates of future improvements through technology refinements and basic research these results are not listed in Table 4-1 because they do not change the overall conclusions with respect to where the critical areas for cost improvement lie for the distribution and dispensing of hydrogen in a future fuel cell economy. 

Drug code labels come in many forms. One of the most reliable is the dual-labeled form, in which the code is covered by a mercury film that can be scratched off easily by a coin or similar blunt object to reveal the identity of the contents. Another effective type is the three-sided envelope A B C in front and C B A in back. Section C contains the written code and is sealed to part B. If an emergency arises, the detached code label portion is immersed in warm water for 2 minutes and then peeled apart. If the A B C form is used, the investigator should remove and save the coded portion prior to dispensing the medication, and attach it to the case report form. These labels are to be returned to the sponsor at the conclusion of the trial. If a code label is missing from a subject evaluation form, the sponsor may not accept that subject s data for statistical analysis. 

With the recognition that opposite faces of the cube point to conceptual pairs of the kind emphasized in the magical tradition, we come to the startling conclusion that contemporary science has by no means discarded any of the earlier three traditions. Although the general opinion still holds that the mechanical tradition decisively conquered and dispensed with the organic viewpoint while the magical tradition is not even considered worthy of mention, an analysis of the six concepts demonstrates that the three traditions are very much alive (Benfey 1982). 

The National Academy of Engineering (NAE) (2004) reached a similar conclusion. Specifically, they found that pipeline shipment and dispensing would be the lowest cost option, at 0.96 /kg, "... which is essentially equal to the cost of production." The NAE concludes that "even with possible future improvements in shipping and distribution, this cost is much more than today s gasoline dispensing and distribution costs, at 0.19 /gal." The NAE notes that this analysis "demonstrates the realities of shipping H2 gas versus the much more efficient shipment of a liquid."... 

These full-scale tests should be modelled very carefully in cases where general conclusions are to be drawn. These methods were at one time popular, especially in the building industry. Nowadays they are becoming rare because of their high expense. As the product tests become more refined, these prodigal (though very spectacular) experiments can be dispensed with. 

In conclusion, the methods of dispensing reactive materials are varied. We are seeing the meter, mix, and dispense machine being integrated into computer controlled production lines. Dispensers are working successfully with... 

In their research into the unknown, both these orders of knowledge proceed by means of deduction. While the mathematician s reasoning, based on abstract data and established by definition, leads to conclusions that are both abstract and rigorous, the experimenter s reasoning, based on real data, which are always imperfectly known, leads to factual conclusions that are never certain, but only probable, and so can never dispense with effective verification. ... 

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