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Generational effects

Energy from the heel strike is free —it would otherwise be dissipated as heat. The heel-strike generator effectively couples the compression of the heel to the deformation of an array of multi-... [Pg.290]

Hu-Howard. Knowledge of Diagnosis and Reproductive History among Survivors of Childhood Plumbism. American Journal of Public Health. 81 (Aug. 1991) 1070-1072. Source for third-generation effects of lead poisoning. [Pg.236]

Solvent (reaction medium) In most of the cases, solvent is selected with high boiling point (or) with low vapor pressure in order to generate effective cavitation. Gas atmosphere Inert gases like Ar is used in general as cavitation is favored in this atm. [Pg.193]

Here, the final three terms are a Ginzburg-Landau expansion in powers of i j. The coefficient t varies as a function of temperature and other control variables. When it decreases below a critical threshold, the system undergoes a chiral symmetry-breaking transition at which i becomes nonzero. The membrane then generates effective chiral coefficients kHp = k n>i f and kLS = which favor membrane curvature and tilt modulations, respec-... [Pg.360]

It is important to note that the exponents of x for centrosymmetric molecules cannot be even numbers (i.e. materials composed by centrosymmetric molecules cannot generate effects of second order, fourth order, etc.). In fact, if one applies a field +E, the first non-linear term would induce a polarization of + fl-E2 (or + y 2)-E2). If one were to apply instead a field of-.E, the mathematical expression would lead to an induced polarization again of + fi-E2, whereas, as shown in Figure 38a, the induced polarization is -fi-E2. This contradiction can only be resolved if / (or /2)) = 0. [Pg.200]

On the other hand, M or M can be selectively generated in radiation chemical reactions of any M in solution via pulse radiolysis (PR) and y-radiolysis (y-R) techniques [1,36-41], which are used in the present study. Pulse radiolysis has been widely used for the kinetic study involving M . Various processes, such as ionization, excitation, electron transfer, solvation, relaxation, decomposition, etc., occur initially in the radiation chemical reaction in solutions. Chemical species generated from the initial processes react with M as a solute molecule to generate effectively and selectively M, M , or M in the triplet... [Pg.645]

This situation is radically different from the case of electronic hydrogen where inclusion of the electron loop in the photon propagator generates effectively a (5-function correction to the Coulomb potential (compare discussion in Sect. 2.2). [Pg.139]

The current difficulty in many reports of second-generation complications is to determine whether the mother actually took diethylstilbestrol during her pregnancy. In a case of a very large clear-cell carcinoma of the cervix in a teenager with no known history of maternal use of diethylstilbestrol, in view of the dates it was likely to have been non-drug-related, but the possibility of third-generation effects must also be borne in mind (13). [Pg.167]

Even more disconcerting than the second-generation effects in women exposed to diethylstilbestrol during pregnancy is the possibility of third-generation effects. There is no certainty regarding these, but worrying cases have been reported at intervals over the last thirty years or more (SED-14,1449). [Pg.170]

Lynch HT, Quinn T, Severin MJ. Diethylstilbestrol, terato-genesis and carcinogenesis medical/legal implications of its long-term sequelae, including third-generation effects. Int J Risk Safety Med 1990 1 171. [Pg.172]


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