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In the modified ISPA approach,166 16 the distances are calculated from the NOE intensities using special calibration curves, which take into account that short distances are typically overestimated and long distances underestimated in the classical ISPA due to the spin diffusion, but ignores individual differences between specific pairs of protons. The curves are calibrated based on NOE data for interproton distances with fixed values. Model calculations for a short DNA duplex showed that this approach produces good results,166 however, it is expected that the errors should increase for larger molecules with more prominent spin diffusion. 

In this discussion, entropy factors have been ignored and in certain cases where the difference between lattice energy and hydration energy is small it is the entropy changes which determine whether a substance will or will not dissolve. Each case must be considered individually and the relevant data obtained (see Chapter 3), when irregular behaviour will often be found to have a logical explanation. 

VV e now wish to establish the general functional form of possible wavefunctions for the two electrons in this pseudo helium atom. We will do so by considering first the spatial part of the u a efunction. We will show how to derive functional forms for the wavefunction in which the i change of electrons is independent of the electron labels and does not affect the electron density. The simplest approach is to assume that each wavefunction for the helium atom is the product of the individual one-electron solutions. As we have just seen, this implies that the total energy is equal to the sum of the one-electron orbital energies, which is not correct as ii ignores electron-electron repulsion. Nevertheless, it is a useful illustrative model. The wavefunction of the lowest energy state then has each of the two electrons in a Is orbital ... 

The magnitude of the individual terms in the summation depends on both th( specific chain transfer constants and the concentrations of the reactants undei consideration. The former are characteristics of the system and hence quantitie over which we have little control the latter can often be adjusted to study particular effect. For example, chain transfer constants are generally obtainec under conditions of low conversion to polymer where the concentration o polymer is low enough to ignore the transfer to polymer. We shall return belov to the case of high conversions where this is not true. 

The practical needs of military and aerospace systems tended to focus interest on human-machine interfaces (e.g., aircraft cockpits), with particular emphasis on information displays and the design of controls to minimize error. The predominant model of the human prevalent at that time (called behaviorism) concentrated exclusively on the inputs and outputs to an individual and ignored any consideration of thinking processes, volition, and other... 

In the skill-based mode, recovery is usually rapid and efficient, because the individual will be aware of the expected outcome of his or her actions and will therefore get early feedback with regard to any slips that have occurred that may have prevented this outcome being achieved. This emphasizes the role of feedback as a critical aspect of error recovery. In the case of mistakes, the mistaken intention tends to be very resistant to disconfirming evidence. People tend to ignore feedback information that does not support their expectations of the situation, which is illustrated by case study 1.14. This is the basis of the commonly observed "mindset" syndrome. 

When both wind and temperature difference act on ventilation openings, the result is very complex, but a reasonable approximation of flow rate is made by taking the higher of the two individual flow rates. This means that we can, for ventilation design purposes, generally ignore wind effects and design on temperature difference only, since wind effects can be assumed only to increase the ventilation rate. 

Notice that while Dp clearly depends on the metric properties of the space in which the attractor, A, is embedded - and thus provides some structural information about M - it does not take into account any structural iidiomogeneities in the A. In particular, since the box bookkeeping only keeps track of whether or not an overlap exists between a given box and A, the individual frequencies with which each box is visited are ignored. This oversite is corrected for by the so-called information dimension, which depends on the probability measure on A. 

For our discussions, we have been using PLS to generate calibrations for all components simultaneously. Unlike PCR, it can often be advantageous to generate PLS calibrations for one component at a time. This allows PLS to find the best compromise factors for each individual component by ignoring the compromises that would be needed to accomodate the other components. When PLS is used to calibrate multiple components simultaneously, it is often called PLS-2. When used to generate calibrations for one component at a time it is often called PLS-1. 

Decision-making may be undertaken by an individual under assumptions of certainty, risk, or uncertainty (partial or complete ignorance) on the states of Nature. 

The implication of these two examples is that the medium in which the Pu(IV) hydrolysis chemistry is studied has a strong bearing on the outcome of the results. In the past, we were content to treat the pure systems and either ignore external interferences (such as the atmosphere) or infer the behavior of mixtures (such as Pu + and U02 " ") based on the known chemistries of the individual species. The example of U02 + interactions with Pu(IV) polymer demonstrates that neither of these approaches is accurate. Therefore, future research efforts will necessarily have to consider plutonium hydrolysis reactions in more detail than has previously been done. 

Oxidant Formation. The role of HO. in controlling the time-scale and severity of tropospheric oxidant pollution may be seen from the parameterization of O Brien and co-workers (75,76). The simplest possible mechanism for oxidant (Le. ozone, PAN, H2O2, etc.) formation consists simply of the reaction of an individual NNlHCj with HO. to convert the NMHCj to a generic product(s) PRODj, followed by removal of the product by HO. (PROD photolysis may be important, but is ignored here)... 

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