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Suppose N identical components with an exponential distribution (constant A) are on test the test is terminated at T, with M failures. What is the confidence that A is the true failure rate. 

The binomial distribution can be used to calculate tlie reliability of a redundant syslein. A redundant system consisting of n identical components is a system tliat fails only if more tlian r components fail. Familiar examples include single-usage equipment such as missile engines, sliort-life batteries, and flash bulbs, which are required to operate for one time period and are not reused. Associate "success with tlie failure of a component. Assume tliat tlie n components are independent witli respect to failure, and tliat tlie reliability of each is 1 - p. Then X, tlie number of failures, has tlie binomial pdf of Eq. (20.5.2) and the reliability of the redundtuit system is... 

Practical flavours often contain a mixture of substances, some natural, some nature identical some synthetic. UK law classifies a flavour that contains any nature identical components as nature identical even though the rest of the flavour is natural. Similarly, the presence of any artificial components renders the flavour artificial. 

Most aminoglycosides are complexes of several almost identical components differing either in the degree of methylation of one amino sugar unit, as in the case of gentamicin, or in the stereochemistry of the disaccharide unit, as in the case of neomycin. Differences in the substitutions on the basic ring structures between the various aminoglycosides account for the relatively minor differences in antimicrobial spectra, patterns of resistance, and toxicity. 

Figure 3 shows several examples of 13C chemical shift tensors of carbe-nium ions oriented in the molecular frame as indicated. If the molecule or ion has a rotational axis of C3 or higher order that passes through the nucleus in question, symmetry demands that the two components perpendicular to the C3 or higher order rotational axes be identical in such cases the identical components are designated SL. The unique component that lies along the... 

The eigenvalue of Qz is N — 2 for a state of gN. We can now consider that the identical components of g1 and g together form a quasi-spin tensor of rank 1/ 2, whose array of ranks we can now indicate by writing G(l - - -]. The e, operators can be broken down into parts that have well-defined quasi-spin ranks however, it turns out that e2 is a quasi-spin scalar, which can be used to explain some similar matrix elements of e2 in g 2 and g 4 [10]. 

Figures 1.23a and b illustrate computer simulated ESR spectra of positive polaron P+ and C "0 signals in two frequency ranges, (a) 9.5 GHz and (b) 95 GHz with identical components of the -tensors, line width and amplitudes. The signals that overlap at 9.5 GHz can be clearly separated at 95 GHz, and coincide with the experimental ones in one important aspect the (/-anisotropy can be clearly resolved.

Crystal. The unit cell, consisting of one or more atoms, or other identical components, is repeated a large number of times by three noncoplanar translations. Corresponding atoms in each unit cell have almost identical surroundings. The fraction of atoms near the surface is small and the effects of the surface can be neglected. 

Crystalloid a configuration of atoms, or other identical components, finite in one or more dimensions, in a true free energy minimum, where the units are not related to each other by three lattice operations. 

The terms incommensurate and semi-commensurate are analogous to incoherent and semi-coherent for interfaces - in grain boundaries, heterophase interfaces and epitaxial layers (cf. also Nabarro - with which layered misfit structures have much in common. In extreme cases noncommensurability may arise by mutual rotation (to varying degrees) of component layers with identical component lattices... 

T. Jacobs, G.O. Lloyd, M.W. Bredenkamp, L.J. Barbour, Co-crystallization of ionic and neutral supramolecular motifs derived from identical components, Cryst. Growth Des. 9 (2009) 1284-1286. 

As you learned in Chapter 3, most of the forms of matter that you encounter are mixtures. A mixture is a combination of two or more substances that keep their basic identity. Components of a mixture come in contact with each other but do not undergo chemical change. You have been studying homogeneous mixtures called solutions so far in this chapter. Not all mixtures are solutions, however. Heterogeneous mixtures contain substances that exist in distinct phases. Two types of heterogeneous mixtures are suspensions and colloids. 

Chemical identity Component A 70-80% Common name Solvent A... 

While no attempt will be made here to do so, it can be shown that if the spatial relationships of multiple identical components within the asymmetric unit of a crystal are known, these can subsequently be used to obtain information about the phases of reflections (Rossmann and Blow, 1963). The physical basis is that because the molecular transforms are rotated with... 

Complementary measurements have been made of the dehydration kinetics of three distinct lithium potassium tartrate hydrates those containing the d and dt anions were monohydrates and the meso salt was a dihydrate. These reactants were of interest because they contained chemically identical components, but had different crystal structures and reactivities [150]. 

The influence of structure on reactivity was shown in the dehydrations of d- [7], dl -[85] and meso - [86] lithium potassium tartrate hydrates. Significant differences in kinetic behaviour were found for reactants that contained identical components packed in different arrays. The dehydrations and decompositions [64] were later compared and discussed further [87]. 

E IDENTITY, COMPONENTS, AND CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SELECTED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS... 

Cellular automata (CA) are an alternative method to solve differential equations. They can be considered as discrete approximations to partial differentia equations. Cellular automata are mathematical systems consisting of many identical components or cells. Each cell is a kind of virtual robot that responds to signals according... 

The choice of unit cell shape and volume is arbitrary but there are preferred conventions. A unit cell containing one motif and its associated lattice is called primitive. Sometimes it is convenient, in order to realise orthogonal basis vectors, to choose a unit cell containing more than one motif, which is then the non-primitive or centred case. In both cases the motif itself can be built up of several identical component parts, known as asymmetric units, related by crystallographic symmetry internal to the unit cell. The asymmetric unit therefore represents the smallest volume in a crystal upon which the crystal s symmetry elements operate to generate the crystal. 

Analogous considerations are valid for threfr-component diffusion (Lamm > ). In the self diffusion of three identical components, the diffusion coefficients reduce to one single coefficient Di23, which is independent of the mixing ratios ... 

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