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Bermuda Biological Station for Research, Inc. Ferry Reach, Bermuda... [Pg.635]

Table S.l. Skeletal composition of a calcareous sand from a grass bed. Ferry Reach, Bermuda. (After Pestana, 1977.)... Table S.l. Skeletal composition of a calcareous sand from a grass bed. Ferry Reach, Bermuda. (After Pestana, 1977.)...
P. N. Sedwick (El) C. M. Marsay Bermuda Biological Station for Research, Ferry Reach, St. George s, GE01 Bermuda e-mail psedwick bbsr.edu... [Pg.341]

Once again Norwegian commando Knut Haukelid was called on to destroy the heavy water. Haukelid conceived a plan to blow up a ferry carrying the barrels as the boat crossed Lake Tinnsji in Norway. Haukelid was able to plant explosives on the ferry. On February 20, 1944, as the ferry reached the middle of the lake, a timer activated the explosives, blowing a hole in the hull. [Pg.53]

The schizokinen-mediated Fe " transport in Bacillus megaterium was studied by double labelling with e and (8). At 37°C, uptake of Fe and of are parallel during the first 30 sec, then that of e continues until it levels off after 2 min, while that of [ H]-schizokinen drops to a low constant level. At 0°C, uptake of both labels reaches this low level which is obviously due to the binding of the ferri-siderophore to the cell surface. At 37°C, transport into the cell, release of iron, and re-export of the ligand follow. Apparently a shuttle mechanism takes place, cf. the experimental results obtained with parabactin (Sect. 3.2) indicative of a taxi mechanism. [Pg.30]

T. Urbanski, Influence of Non-Explosive liquids on the Detonation Rate of Solid Explosives , ArchProcesouSpalania 3 (2), 117—32 (1972) CA 78, 99944 (1973) [The author discusses the effect on the deton rate of adding w to PETN, RDX, p-Nitrotoluene or TNT in concns of from 5 to 40%. He reports that at low w concns the deton rate is minimized. As the w content increases the deton rate curve passes thru a maximum to reach a second minimum at the higher ( V 40%) level of w concn. The author concludes that the increase in deton rate can be attributed to three factors, the existence of a covolume, a phlegmatizing factor, and the result of mixing of two components, at least one of which is expl] 9) T.V. Ferris, Expansion of Methanol-Air Mixtures at Above Atmospheric Conditions , LossPrevn 8,15—19 (1974) CA 82, 45989 (1975) [Upper flammability limits were detd for various mixts of methanol with air, or a 30/70 02—N2 mixt with and without w. A rise of 12 vol % in the flammability limit above the nominal value of 36 vol % methanol in w-free air mixts is reported in the presence of liq w]... [Pg.316]

This value is maximized when EF reaches the flatband potential. Thus, a plot of incident light intensity versus open-circuit electrode potential is expected to saturate at the flatband potential, thereby allowing identification of this potential. A typical experiment of this sort is shown in Figure 28.3b for an n-CdSe electrode immersed in a ferri/ferrocyanide electrolyte. [Pg.862]

In the east of the Crimea, the Kerch Strait separates it from the low Taman Peninsula. In the north, on the Sea of Azov side, the width of the strait between Capes Khroni and Akhilleon reaches 15 km at maximum depths of 9.5-10 m. In the south, on the Black Sea side, between Capes Takyl and Panagiya, the width of the strait is maximum, reaching 21.8 km at a depth of 19 m. The narrowest place of the Kerch Strait is located off the cape on the northern termination of the Tuzla spit, where the strait is only 3.5 km wide. The length of the ferry line between the ports of the Crimea and Caucasus is 4.6 km. [Pg.51]

Following a single oral dose of 1 g to 11 female subjects, a mean peak plasma concentration of nalidixic acid of 27.3 pg/ml was attained in 1.5 hours concentrations of 7-hydroxynalidixic acid reached a maximum of about 10 pg/ml within 1 hour. After repeated oral administration of 1 g twice daily to the same subjects, a peak plasma concentration of 33 pg/ml of nalidixic acid was reported on the 7th day. Urinary concentrations of nalidixic acid plus 7-hydroxynalidixic acid following single or multiple dose administration were in excess of about 200 xg/ml for 8 hours in all subjects, and in some cases greater than 50 pg/ml for 12 hours (N. Ferry etal., Clin. Pharmac. Ther., 1981, 29, 695-698). [Pg.796]

R. C. Ferris and W. S. Haynes, J. Am. Chem. Soc.y 72,893 (1950), showed that ketene is a major product above 200 O with a maximum yield near 300 C. They used a flow system to prevent de( omposition of CH2CO (which would be expected to be important) and were able to identify it among the trapped products by its rapid reaction with aniline. It would thus appear that may reach a stationary-state concentration... [Pg.371]

Activity 41 for the ferry to Virgin Gorda and a taxi to The Baths Getting there Tortola s airport is reached by American Eagle and Caribbean Sun from San Juan Cape Air from St. Thomas. Ferries travel throughout the day between Charlotte Amalie in St. Thomas and West End, Tortola (some ferries continue to Road Town). [Pg.97]

NASP was to be used as an experimental vehicle to test high-risk technologies for Reagan s Strategic Defense Initiative, but also to ferry men and equipment to future space stations more economically than could be done with the Space Shuttle. It would take off like a conventional airplane. Hydrogen-fueled, air-breathing scramjet (supersonic combustion ram jet) engines would push it at speeds of up to Mach 25 to the almost-vac-uum of near space, where rocket power would provide the final push needed to reach a space station. [Pg.174]

Glossmann and Ferry [115] have found that [3H]nitrendipine binding to guinea-pig heart membranes increases with time 50 to 60 min are required to reach steady-state binding at 37 °C. Binding in rabbit ventricular membranes plateaus after 20-60 min at 25 °C depending on the concentration of... [Pg.267]

The Forth Bridge, designed by Sir Benjamin Baker and opened in 1890, is perhaps the most impressive in existence. For centuries the traveller wishing to cross the Forth at its junction with the sea had been dependent on ferry-boats, and many a one had been overtaken by a gale which prevented his ever reaching the other side. In 1805 it was proposed to construct a double tunnel, some 15 feet wide, under the bed of the Forth, one tunnel for the comers and one for the goers as was quaintly explained but nothing came of it. [Pg.284]

These studies also showed two other interesting phenomena, firstly that certain members in the homologous series exhibit ferrielectric and antiferro-electric phases, and secondly for the materials that exhibit TGBA phases, a novel transition was found to occur in the isotropic liquid. The ferri- and anti-ferroelectric phases appear first for the n-undecyl homologue on ascending the series, and disappear once the chain length reaches sixteen carbon atoms in length. [Pg.109]

This systems approach treats safety as an emergent property that arises when the system components interact within an environment. Emergent properties like safety are controlled or enforced by a set of constraints (control laws) related to the behavior of the system components. For example, the spacecraft descent engines must remain on until the spacecraft reaches the surface of the planet and the car deck doors on the ferry must be closed before leaving port. Accidents result from interactions among components that violate these constraints—in other words, from a lack of appropriate constraints on the interactions. Component interaction accidents, as well as component failure accidents, can be explained using these concepts. [Pg.67]

So Knut Haukelid laid his plans. He put on workman s clothes, packed his Sten gun into a violin case, identified which ferry would make the run on Sunday, February 20, 1944, the appointed day, and rode it with one eye on his watch. The Hydro was fiat and bargelike with twin smokestacks jutting up side by side through its boxy superstructure. It reached the deepest part of the lake about thirty minutes after sailing and took twenty minutes then to cross to shallower waters. We had therefore a margin of... [Pg.514]

D22.5 The rate-determining step is not just the slowest step it must be slow and be a crucial gateway for the formation of products. If a faster reaction can also lead to products, then the slowest step is irrelevant because the slow reaction can then be side-stepped. The rate-determining step is like a slow ferry crossing between two fast highways the overall rate at which traffic can reach its destination is determined by the rate at which it can make the ferry crossing. [Pg.441]


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