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Clays composed of attapulgite, montmorillonite, and kaoHnite are used for pesticides in finely pulverized or granular form. Granular formulations are reportedly less expensive, more easily handled, reduce loss caused by wind drift, and produce a more effective coverage. 

If the corrodent cannot be removed or reduced, the addition of an appropriate inhibitor may prevent cracking. However, complete, effective coverage by an inhibitor may not be achieved or economically feasible. Application of cathodic protection can stifle SCC in some metal... 

Table 5. Parenterally administered antimicrobial agents which can be used alone or combined to provide effective coverage of the mixed aerobic-anaerobic infections arising from human colonic bacteria for patients requiring preventive therapy...

S. S. Dhillon and K. Chakrabarty, Sensor placement for effective coverage and surveillance in distributed sensor networks, in Proceedings of the IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference, New Orleans, USA, March 2003, pp. 1609-1614. 

In order to proceed to a more effective coverage of the different aspects of chemical physics, it has seemed appropriate to form an editorial board. I want to express to them my thanks for their cooperation. 

Thus, broader effective coverage can be obtained than is possible in the United States, where there must be some unusual relationship between the carrier and the active substance or where the composition must have a special form—for example, a suppository. 

For these very similar data, widely different interpretations have been given. On the basis of additional experiments (8.1), the Paris group concluded that the coverage independence of the shift is a kind of deep-bed effect when hydrogen is dosed into the NMR tubes, only the platinum particles in the top layer of the sample become covered with hydrogen— those in the bottom layer remain bare. Therefore, the effective coverage... 

The striking kinetic consequence of the mobile extrinsic precursor — adsorption rates which may be effectively coverage-independent over a wide range of coverage — in fact constituted the first experimental evidence for its existence [2, 10]. It is not, however, the only evidence, as has recently been suggested [297]. 

The density of adsorbates on a surface is termed the adsorbate coverage, usually written as a fractional number of adsorbates per surface atom. Within this definition, coverage of one adsorbate per surface atom is equivalent to one monolayer (ML). (As an aside, some care must be taken in comparing to experimentally inferred coverages, which are often reported as fractional number relative to the experimentally accessible maximum. The experimentally accessible maximum is not necessarily one adsorbate per surface atom.) All examples given to this point were computed in 3x3 surface supercells, implying an effective coverage of 1/9 ML in the case of... 

Quality based Better "wrap" Lower overall paint usage through effective coverage around corners and at edges. 

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