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Level inversion

From the viewpoint of air pollution, both stable surface layers and low-level inversions are undesirable because they minimize the rate of dilution of contaminants in the atmosphere. Even though the surface layer may be unstable, a low-level inversion will act as abarrier to vertical mixing, and contaminants will accumulate in the surface layer below the inversion. Stable atmospheric conditions tend to be more frequent and longest in persistence in the autumn, but inversions and stable lapse rates are prevalent at all seasons of the year. [Pg.2183]

GROUND-LEVEL INVERSION WITH INVERSION ALOFT... [Pg.2183]

Contrary to LDL, high-density lipoproteins (HDL) prevent atherosclerosis, and therefore, their plasma levels inversely correlate with the risk of developing coronary artery disease. HDL antiatherogenic activity is apparently due to the removal of cholesterol from peripheral tissues and its transport to the liver for excretion. In addition, HDL acts as antioxidants, inhibiting copper- or endothelial cell-induced LDL oxidation [180], It was found that HDL lipids are oxidized easier than LDL lipids by peroxyl radicals [181]. HDL also protects LDL by the reduction of cholesteryl ester hydroperoxides to corresponding hydroperoxides. During this process, HDL specific methionine residues in apolipoproteins AI and All are oxidized [182]. [Pg.799]

The simple solvent-induced Lj/ Lb level-inversion originally put forward by Lippert [1] (which does not involve an explicit intramolecular reaction coordinate). [Pg.259]

MSS 1,2-benzenediol (catechol) level inversely related to nitrate content of filler MSS volatile and tobacco-specific N-nitrosamine levels proportional to nitrate content of filler... [Pg.512]

Gain bandwidth Type, gain saturation Homogeneous saturation flux Decay lifetime (lower level) Inversion density Small signal gain coefficient Pump power density Output power density Laser size (diameter length) Excitation current/voltage Excitation current density Excitation power Output power Efficiency... [Pg.1584]

Weak masers have been detected for a number of molecules such as NH, HoCO, SiS, HCN (v2=2). Level inversions have been reported for HCoN, HC N and others. [Pg.498]

Investigation of excited states of polyatomic molecules in solution provides a good framework in order to study many classes of interactions. But their lifet ime is very short (10 s - 10 °s). So, in order to study such excited states we have built a picosecond absorption spectrometer which allowed us to study many types of molecular systems in solution. We present here two such studies. In the first one (1-4-diphenyl-butadiene) we have shown a solvent assisted electronic level inversion. In the second one we have studied interactions between an intramolecular charge transfer state and polar environment. Before discussing these results, we present the apparatus we have built in our lab. [Pg.129]

Children, chelatable Pb and Fe Indexed by urinary ALA levels Inverse relationship between chelatable Fe and chelatable Pb Chisolm (1981)... [Pg.276]

One of the most useful techniques for preparing cosmetic emulsions is to apply the principle of phase inversion (described in detail in Chapters 6 and 9). For example, to prepare an O/W emulsion one could start with a W/O emulsion, which could be obtained at high temperature (above the HLB temperature of the emulsion). This W/O emulsion is then rapidly cooled to produce the final O/W emulsion. Alternatively, one may start with a W/O emulsion, by dissolving the surfactant in the oil phase and gradually adding water while mixing. When the water content reaches a certain level, inversion to O/W emulsion will occur. This emulsion will have a smaller droplet size distribution than the system produced by directly emulsifying the oil into an aqueous solution of surfactant. [Pg.412]

The frequency of higher level inversions in various height intervals for the period November 195 through March 1956 is shown in Table A-3 5 2 Wind Spead Versus Lapse Rate... [Pg.24]


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