Front/back

Suppose you have six balls with three different colors, three red, two blue, one yellow. Balls of the same color cannot be distinguished. In how many ways can you assign the six balls to the six vertices of an octahedron which moves freely in spacel If the octahedron is fixed in space in such a way that the vertices are designated as upper, lower, front, back, left, and right vertex, then the number is determined by basic permutation principles as... 

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Figure 2.4 One of Leeuwenhoek s microscopes front, back and side views. The tiny spherical or hemispherical lens is held in the slightly raised structure in the upper part of the metal plate. The object to be examined was mounted at the tip of the sharp-pointed mounting pin. Focusing was accomplished by means of the three thumbscrews to which the mounting pin is attached. These are approximately actual size.

Crosshatch Adhesion (Percent removed)3 Impact testb Front Back (in-lbs) Balanced Beamc (Mass to scratch to bare metal) Salt Fogd 500 h, 49 °C... 

We have distinguished between front trapping, which refers to traps positioned only on the front side of the cylindrical microcrystals, front-back trapping,... 

Both Pzm(t) and Pzt f) express the excitation distribution among the slabs. For front-back trapping, traps are found in the first and the last slab, which we call slabs 0 and mmax. Therefore T (t) is equal to the sum of the excitation probabilities in both slabs at time t. 

Figure 1.24. (a) Excitation distribution along the channel axis of a zeolite L crystal consisting of 90 slabs under the condition of equal excitation probability at t = 0 calculated for front-back trapping. Fluorescence of the donors is assumed. (1) t = 5 ps, (2) t— 10 ps, (3) t — 50 ps, and (4) t = 100 ps after irradiation. (b) Luminescence decay of the donors in absence of traps (dotted), in the presence of traps at both ends (solid), and luminescence decay of the acceptors (dashed). 

Figure 5. A DNA molecule whose helix axes have the connectivity of a cube. The molecule shown consists of six cyclic strands that have been catenated together in this particular arrangement. They are labeled by the first letters of their positional designations, Up, Down, Front, Back, Left, and Right. Each edge contains 20 nucleotide pairs of DNA, so we expect that their lengths will be approximately 68 A. All of the twisting has been shown in the middle of the edges for clarity, but the DNA is base-paired from vertex to vertex. From model building, the axis-to-axis distance across a square face seems to be approximately 100 A, with a volume (in a cubic configuration) of approximately 1760 nm3 when the cube is folded as shown.

Figure la is the front view of a Styrofoam model of the nuclease made from the 6-A electron density map of Type I crystals. As we speak, subsequently, of the front, back, top, bottom, etc., of the molecule, we are... 

Other functions such as can coding (lot numbers, line designation) must be considered a process step. Can coding is a means of identifying an unlabeled unit by lot number or code. It is usually done with an ink-jet labeler or similar device. Another coding system may differentiate between filling tracks (front, back) within one lot. For example, if needed, the back track may be coded with... 

Figure 12.5 Rotated coordinate system. The directions front/back point along the direction of the gradient. The directions left/right point along the line of constant illumination.

We can also include data from the front/back directions. In this case, some data is allowed to flow in the direction of the gradient. 

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