Features and Location

The proposed parkway was a pair of 24-foot roadways with a median ranging from 8 to 20 feet in width except at the Presidential Library. It extended 2.4 miles from the Downtown Connector stub to Ponce de Leon Avenue just east 

The Carter Presidential Library. (Photo courtesy of the Carter Presidential 

The project design included bicycle paths, jogging trails, and grading and landscaping for rest stops, picnic areas, and play lots. 

The residents of these neighborhoods are very diverse and represent a broad spectrum of the city s population. Likewise, the socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhoods are greatly varied. For example, the 

PROPOSED PARKWAY — BICVCLE A J06QIN0 PATHS im HOUSING AREA 

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These herbs can be used separately according to the syndrome features and location of the lesions. 

The vessel design features a Chinese hat-like conical core stopper above the underflow sump, which is there to prevent the vortex from reaching the latter and reentraining the settled soHds. The core stopper is also beheved to stabilize and locate the vortex flow in the vessel. Overflow from the vessel is through a wide cylindrical insert through the Hd, similar to a vortex finder in a hydrocyclone (16), and an optional provision can be made for collecting any floatables in a float trap. 

These features and their associated compounds are shown in Fig. 3.3. Typical reactions and their locations appear in Fig. 3.4. 

This section will describe general features of airflow patterns and then present information on the dimensions and locations of recirculating (stagnant) zones around the building envelope, which determine wind pressures and contaminant dilution. This knowledge allows one to select the locations of stacks and air intakes and to calculate infiltration and natural ventilation rates. 

These include identification of process equipment and instruments, interpretation of the meaning of their values and trends, navigation through different VDU pages by means of a selection menu, etc. The common feature of these tasks is handling the display system to search and locate relevant process data. In this respect, "classical" ergonomics checklists (see Chapter 4) are very useful in facilitating performance of such tasks. 

A description of the trial area, which includes a layout of the plots, the previous history of the trial area, a description of the plots, special local features, and the ownership of the land, should be recorded. Increasingly, digital photography is used to document site location, type of application used, crop growth stage, etc. 

Surface features, including facility dimensions and locations, surface disposal areas,... 

Another important feature of the case study scenario and the resulting cost model is inventory control. High seasonality effects and long campaign durations necessitate considerable build-up of stocks. To avoid an unbalanced build-up of stock, soft constraints for safety stock and maximum stock levels are used. To achieve an even better inventory leveling across products and locations, piece-wise linear cost functions for falling below safety stock as well as for exceeding maximum stock levels are employed. 

Millions of soil samples per year are analyzed for nonpoint source analytes such as potassium, phosphorous, insecticides, and herbicides. It is necessary to obtain an idea of the level of these components throughout the field and to take corrective action as necessary. Thus, a more random sampling methodology is called for. Figure 7.2 shows a field that includes both different soil types (letters) and topographical features (e.g., a ditch) that are to be sampled. Also, a transect line and locations of sample sites along it are indicated. Transect lines and sampling sites are discussed later. 

The Co 2p XPS spectra from in situ treatments of the catalysts are shown in Figures 2-5. The Co 2p BE, line shape, and satellite intensity vary noticeably among the samples. The variation of these three spectral features has been shown to be useful in identifying the different Co species present in a sample (4). For the Co V /2 line> the metallic peak is located near 778 eV, the +2 and +3 oxide peaks are near 781 eV, and +2 satellite peak is near 787 eV. The Co V /2 features are located at 15-16 eV higher BE than the corresponding Co V /2 peaks. 

In this chapter, we will treat those centers that produce the appearance of optical bands. This type of center is called an optically active center. We will try to understand how these centers give rise to the appearance of new optical bands (which are not present in the undoped crystal) and to predict their main features (spectral location, intensity, shape, etc.). 

The problem of defining the baseline and locating and defining the spectral features (peaks). 

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