Dynamics, periods

As is the case in many industrial economies, we are facing an especially dynamic period in the energy sector, particularly the electricity sector, as the forces of supply and demand, deregulation, and environmental protection come together. 

Braun, H.A., Huber, M.T., Anthes, N., Voigt, K., Neiman, A., Pei, X., and Moss, F. Noise-induced impulse pattern modifications at different dynamical period-one situations in a computer model of temperature encoding. Biosystems 2001, 62 99-112. 

Dynamic regime (T When the period of the oscillation is of the order of the system s characteristic response lime, the system is in intermediate or dynamic periodic operation. The transient behavior of the system has to be determined to predict the effects of periodic operation. Dynamic reactor operation may result in considerably higher performance if resonance phenomena are involved, and therefore this range of operation is of particular interest for optimization of the reactor. 

You can have lots of fun feeding electrons into atomic orbitals in a dynamic periodic table at the website http / /www. Colorado. edu/physics/2000/ applets/a3.html... 

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The young are particularly vulnerable because a lack of discrimination between calcium and strontium occurs during a dynamic period of bone differentiation and growth. For this reason, body burdens of strontium will be higher in children than in adults, and the health effects associated with high exposure levels will be more severe. Strontium rickets is one potential consequence of childhood exposure to excess stable strontium. 

No one can prophesy the precise scenario of the future, but we have highlighted some key problems and challenges In what Is emerging as one of the most dynamic periods In America s socioeconomic history. The top priorities of American corporations must embrace actions aimed at maintaining our ability to Innovate In an atmosphere of constant change. 

Fish are salted over the temperature range of 0°C-38°C. Higher the temperature, faster the salt infusion, and quicker the process reaches at equilibrium. The osmotic dehydration process (i.e., salting) can be characterized by equilibrium and dynamic periods [64]. In the dynamic period, the mass transfer rates are increased or decreased until equilibrium is reached. Equilibrium is the end point of osmotic process, i.e., the net rate of mass transport is zero. In general, fish absorbs salt faster as the brining temperature increases. It is best to... 

Short pulse excitation, with At < h/de, which implies that At, < and AT < This corresponds to the foregoing broad-band coherent excitation case, where all the dynamic, periodic, or aperiodic properties of the molecular resonances are accounted for by the detection signal. 

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