Internal capacity

The inside diameter of 9 -in., 53.50-lb/ft casing is 8.535 in. (see Section titled Fishing Operations ). The internal capacity per unit length of casing is... 

Thus the total internal capacity of the casing is Total volume = 12,000(0.3973)... 

As Geiser stated (Geiser, 1998), the P2 movement differed dramatically and fundamentally from the conventional command and control, end-of-pipe, media-specific, compliance and enforcement system that was dominant in environmental protection policy during the 1980s. The P2 movement has been slow to develop the internal capacities that would promote the environmental successes that the pollution prevention concept offers. Geiser laid out five uncompleted tasks in the promotion of pollution prevention (Geiser, 1995). The current text seeks to address only one of these the chemical substitutes for existing chemicals. 

Binding of arylamines constitutes the most sensitive test of the internal capacity of cucurbituril. A complex is formed with P-CH3C6H4CH2NH3, but... 

The clean liquid CO2 is stored in the storage tank, and dirty CO2 in the operative tank. The storage and the operative tanks have the same internal capacity, while the still can be smaller. 

The share of overall internal capacity for the intermediate allocated to the core value chain (to account for intermediates which are used across various value chains). 

The differences in lead time are related to the inherent differences in the complexity of manufacturing and to the relative number of CM Os or internal capacity available for each type of product. It is generally easier, quicker, and less expensive to manufacture drugs, and easier to identify and reserve available manufacturing capacity for drugs. Similar lead times for advanced reservation of CRO capacity are often needed for certain types of preclinical... 

Research for New Insights and Innovative Solutions to Health Problems. This service includes continuous linkage with appropriate institutions of higher learning and research and an internal capacity to mount timely epidemiologic and economic analyses and conduct needed health services research. 

At the end of the day, the decision to outsource a project is not based on purely financial considerations, and quality, experience, expertise and internal capacity are other key factors. But it remains important for functional managers to understand some of the financial issues that are integral to both the success of an outsourced project and the ability to plan for the future. 

For characterizing polymers the term internal capacity value , F, has been introduced, whereby F= The symbol ntp denotes the number of quater-... 

This section thus suggests that careful choice of the products that use up internal capacity vs. those that can use externally available capacity should consider the marginal benefit per unit of the bottleneck internal capacity. Such an analysis gets complicated because the bottleneck resources are, in turn, defined by the mix of products that are made vs. outsourced. The use of tools such as linear programming enables this issue to be resolved by considering the entire problem simultaneously. Such tools enable the optimal choice of bottleneck resources that minimize supply chain costs. 

Unsent messages Software exceeds internal capacity... 

Fig. 4.86. Equivalent circuit of a photodiode with internal capacity Cs, series internal resistor parallel internal resistor Rp, and external load resistor Rl...

In case of skin splashes, establish written medical protocols first-aid equipment for hnmediate decontamination and, if necessary, efficient means of evacuation. Plan trainings, as often as necessary, to harmonize internal capacities with external emergency services (Fig. 5.28). 

With suitable safety precautions, a 12-oz. (see Note a) beverage bottle (internal capacity approximately 375 ml) is fitted with a rubber stopper equipped with both a gas inlet tube that can be closed off with a suitable valve and an exhaust tube that leads to a drying tube. The gas inlet tube should extend approximately half-way into the bottle. This equipment is tared. The stopper and its tubes are removed, and 170 gm of doubly deionized and deaerated water is placed in the bottle followed by 0.2 gm of the suspending agent [vinyl acetate-maleic anhydride copolymer or poly(vinyl alcohol) such as Elvanol 50-42] and 0.2 gm of the initiator (lauroyl peroxide, benzoyl peroxide, or AIBN). The rubber stopper with its inlet and outlet tubes is attached to the bottle, the valve is closed, and the assembly is again tared. Then it is thoroughly cooled in a Dry Ice-acetone bath. While the bottle is in this bath, the gas inlet tube is attached to a cylinder of uninhibited vinyl chloride, and the valve on the gas inlet tube is opened. Then the cylinder valve is opened slowly, and vinyl chloride is passed into the bottle. 

Internationally, one ton of steel turns into rust every 90 seconds. On the other hand, the energy required to make one ton of steel is approximately equal to the energy an average family consumes over three months [2]. As another exatiple, take a pipe line of 8-in. diameter and 225 miles (-362 km) long and a wall thickness of 0.322 inches with adequate corrosion protection wall thickness could have been only 0.250 inches, thus saving 3700 tons of steel as well as increasing internal capacity by 5% [1]. Of every ton of steel from the world production, approximately 50% is required to replace rusted steel [2]. Reports show that the loss of a Sea Harrier in the Adriatic in December 1994 and partial structure loss in a 19-year-old Aloha Airlines Boeing 737 in April 1988 can both be attributed to corrosion [3]. 

NOTE 1 Adaptability includes the scalability of internal capacity (e.g. screen fields, tables, transaction volumes, report formats, etc.). 

Boiling test JIS Z 1703 Variation of internal capacity shall be within 6%... 

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