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Figure 4-78. Tubular in-line pressure filter with reusable elements. The flow unfiltered liquid enters the inlet port, flows upward, around, and through the media, which is a stainless steel or fabric screen reinforced by a perforated stainless steel backing. Filtered liquid disch lrges through the outlet (top) port. Because of outside-to-lnside flow path, solids collect on the outside of the element so screens are easy to clean. By permission, Ronningen-Petter Engineered Filter Systems, Bulletin RP-2.

Brake horsepower, centrifugal pumps, 200 Driver horsepower, 201 Burst pressure, 405, 456 Cartridge filters, 274-278 Capture mechanism, 279 Edge filler, 278 Filter media, table, 278 Micron ratings, 277 Reusable elements, 281 Sintered metal, 280 Types, 276, 277, 279 Wound vs. pleated, 276, 277 Centrifugal pumps, operating characteristics, 177-180 Calculations, see hydraulic performance Capacity, 180... 

Demonstrate that user ID (an essential element of user ID/PW combination comprising the electronic signature) is not reusable by deletion/recreation, overwrite, or other means. 

We need to transition from quasi-computerized methods, in which the different elements of the analytical process are treated as discrete, paper report tasks, to a comprehensive informatics approach, in which the entire data collection and analysis is considered as a single reusable, extensible, auditable, and reproducible system. Informatics can be defined as the science of storing, manipulating, analyzing, and visualizing information using computer systems. [3]... 

The combination of pin printing and sol-gel processing techniques provides a simple method to rapidly fabricate reusable chemical sensor element into arrays that exhibit good analytical figures of merit. This methodology also provides a straightforward means to fabricate reusable sensor arrays for simultaneous multianalyte quantification. 

You can sometimes make the user interface elements and the application object reusable so that you can create larger panels and application objects such as the following ... 

Gamma95] Gamma, E., et al. 1995. Design Patterns Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. Reading, Mass. Addison Wesley Longman. 

The second group of properties is concerned with sensor operation in general and the peculiarities of the recognition element in particular. Ideally, a sensor should be fully reversible. Otherwise, it should lend itself readily to rapid, effective, reliable regeneration in order to be actually reusable. If... 

Adapt design of structural concrete to shapes that minimize construction work - prefabricated elements, standard reusable forms, etc. 

The direct fixation of the biocatalyst to the sensitive surface of the transducer permits the omission of the inactive semipermeable membranes. However, the advantages of the membrane technology are also lost, such as the specificity of permselective layers and the possibility of affecting the dynamic range by variation of the diffusion resistance. Furthermore, the membrane technology has proved to be useful for reloading reusable sensors with enzyme. In contrast, direct enzyme fixation is mainly suited to disposable sensors. This is especially valid for carbon-based electrodes, metal thin layer electrodes printed on ceramic supports, and mass-produced optoelectronic sensors. Field effect transistors may also be envisaged as basic elements of disposable biosensors. 

The determination of antigens and antibodies can be improved by immobilization of the appropriate immunochemical partner of the analyte. When the immunological reaction can be rendered reversible the immobilized ligand becomes reusable. Whereas in immunoreactors the immunosorbent is separated from the sensor, in immunosensors both elements are in intimate physical contact. We shall show below that these devices can be used to perform the classical functions of immunoassays. 

Gamma, E., R. Helm, R. Johnson, and J. Vlissides. 1994. Design patterns Elements of reusable object-oriented software. New York Addison Wesley. 

It supports elemental task definitions that are parameterized, modular, and reusable without dependencies on other tasks. 

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