Legitimating values

By using the two experimental values LEL = 1.8% and 2%, Hilado shows that 2% is a legitimate value ... 

Here superscript a indicates the inlet and 3 indicates the outlet. The stoichiometric coefficients v are < 0 for reactants (consumption) and > 0 for products (generation). In (12.4.45) the extent for reaction j can take any legitimate value here, the are not limited to their equilibrium values. Note that the number of moles for any component... 

Given the presence of such preconditions for successful role creation as problem awareness, the recognition of specific legitimating values, self-interest and the beginnings of a pyra-midical conception of responsibility and causation, what form did the local demands take The first type of demands were not for specific policies, but were rather undifferentiated appeals for assistance. Calls were made for Home Office inquiries, for the laws to be tightened up , for the courts and the police to... 

Nordic Committee for Safety of Structures gives legitimate values of the probability of the one year s damage as 10 to 10 for serious results or very serious. 

In view of the remarks in 2.3, it is legitimate to substitute the value 15 for the round bracket in the r.h.s. of eqn (22). Taking then into account the fact that the maximum and minimum possible values of p are obtained when q = Q and q= p, respectively, eqn (22) yields ... 

Accept and involve the public as a legitimate partner. A basic tenet of risk communication in democracy is tliat people and communities have a right to participate in decisions tliat affect tlieir lives, tlieir property, and tlie tilings tliey value. 

Gerbwert, m. tanning value, gerecht, a. right, rightful, true, just, fair, proper, legitimate fit, skilled. — — werden, do justice (to). 

Even after several days of no localised attack, the question could legitimately be asked whether the test was long enough to establish a true value, below which pitting would never occur. 

In the rapid motions of small particles floating about in a liquid — Brownian movements —we have an example of motions produced, and maintained, in a medium of uniform temperature. This is probably a case in which the simplicity of the system is, comparatively speaking, too great to allow of the legitimate application of the statistical method, which lies at the basis of the second law. A mean value of the kinetic energy cannot be found. 

An orbital is named by listing the numerical value for n, followed by the letter that corresponds to the numerical value for /. Thus, a 3s orbital has quantum numbers = 3,/ = 0.A5f orbital has n — 5, / — 3. Notice that the restrictions on / mean that many combinations of a and I do not correspond to orbitals that exist. For example, when n = I, / can only be zero. In other words, Is orbitals exist, but there are no Ip, Id, If, or Ig orbitals. Similarly, there are 2s and 2p orbitals but no 2d, 2f, or 2g orbitals. Remember that a restricts /, but / does not restrict a. Thus, a lOd orbital (a = 10, / = 2) is rather high in energy but perfectly legitimate, but there is no orbital with a = 2, / = 10. 

The system, therefore, is at equilibrium at a given temperature when the partial pressure of carbon dioxide present has the required fixed value. This result is confirmed by experiment which shows that there is a certain fixed dissociation pressure of carbon dioxide for each temperature. The same conclusion can be deduced from the application of phase rule. In this case, there are two components occurring in three phases hence F=2-3 + 2 = l, or the system has one degree of freedom. It may thus legitimately be concluded that the assumption made in applying the law of mass action to a heterogeneous system is justified, and hence that in such systems the active mass of a solid is constant. 

The British had two major conflicts with the Chinese over opium, in fact, they were called the Opium Wars in 1839 and 1856. These wars would force the Chinese to import opium to help control the population. The fact that opium, cocaine and their synthetic derivatives are illegal has only increased their value. In the same way that the Prohibition Act of the 1930 s allowed organized crime to get a great tax free start, the drug dealers of today have enormous sums of wealth to legitimately buy into any kind of business or government in the world. 

Indeed, many Alchemical Society members came to see value in alchemy s insistence on the unity not only of nature but also of soul and body. This ethical imperative did not challenge the methods of modem science, but rather emphasized a worldview by which legitimate scientific understandings of nature could be held to have spiritual implications. The Society had clearly moved well away from Atwood s spiritual alchemy, which had little need for science at all. While Alchemical Society members, such as J. W. Frings, certainly noted the continuation of secret alchemical groups essentially practicing alchemy as... 

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