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It is known that initiation of solid TNT to explosion cannot be caused by local heating to high.temperature, unless the material contains some bubbles of gas, such as air, At, etc. This means that the presence of gas bubbles is of importance, although they do not seem to take part in the chem reaction. The luminescence of these gases on shock heating plays the decisive role. By 2-color pyrometry with electronic amplification the temp... 

In this expression, x is the independent variable of measurement, whether it be wavelength, wave number, or other parameter. The quantity UM(x) is the flux, as measured by the spectrometer, after it has passed through the absorbing sample. The quantity BM(x) represents the flux that has passed over an identical path but in the absence of an absorbing sample. The term Dm(x) represents any additive offsets that might be introduced by stray flux, errors in electronic amplification and digital conversion, or other causes. We call the resulting measured transmittance TM(x). 

Without electronic amplification, you need to project your voice to the audience members in the last row. The key to projection is to speak deliberately and to enunciate each word separately and clearly, generating a sufficient volume of air from your diaphragm. The amplitude you can achieve approaches that of shouting, but it can be sustained for a longer time. 

We note from Table V that the diode structures, except for the TiOx-based I-layer diode at very low H2 ppm levels, tend to have lower sensitivities than the capacitors when looked at in terms of AV/V j. However, small changes in AVpg (or AVjjj in the MOSFET) must be electronically amplified to increase sensitivity. If the diode structures are operated in the AI/I y sensitivity mode, electronic amplification is generally not needed since AI is related to AAg through Equations 1 and 2. That is, when operated in the AI/I y mode, the device physics of the diode gives built-in amplification of small barrier changes as seen in Table II. 

The modern TIMS instrument consists of an ion-source chamber, flight-tube, sector magnet, and ion-collector chamber. Depending upon the manufacturer and age of the instrument as many as 20 samples can be mounted together in the ion-source chamber and analysed sequentially. The ion-collector chamber may include an array of up to 9 multiple Faraday collectors as well as secondary electron amplification devices allowing ion currents from 1 x 10 A to less than 1 X 10 A to be measured. Since these instruments are designed to measure isotope abundance ratios with high accuracy and precision, the mass spectrum is well-resolved and the spectral peaks are broad with flat tops. 

The second problem highlighted by Equation (5) is the dependence of the sensitivity of the capacitive interface to parasitic capacitance, Cp2- This capacitance significantly degrades the sensor output as it approaches or exceeds the sense capacitance, Co- In principle, signal attenuation suffered as a result of excessive parasitics can be compensated by subsequent electronic amplification. In most cases, however, electronic noise and other errors are amplified also, negating any potential gain in sensor resolution. 

The elastic modulus (G ) of a system is a measure of how it reacts to an applied stress that is not severe enough to break any structure. This makes it a valuable method to quantify the degree of dispersion of particles in suspension. A lower G implies less interparticle structure or flocculation and therefore a greater degree of dispersion. Figure 23 shows the behavior of G as a function of pH for mature fine tailings from a commercial oil sands extraction process. The minimum corresponds to a maximum in the electrostatic repulsion of the particles as determined by electronic amplification (34). 

The electronic amplification should be the same for all pulse heights. 

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