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Lew frequency Eddy current probing For frequencies below some 100 Hz the SQUID is coupled with a completely superconducting flux antenna. This antenna has to be within the cryogenic vessel. The Eddy current excitation is done in a conventional way. But care must be taken, that interference between the excitation field and the flux anteima and SQUID is... 

Denver, Colo. Detroit, Mich. Long Beach, Calif. Claremont, Calif. Jacksonville, Fla. Blue Ridge Mts, Va. Lewes, Del. Bermuda... 

Gainesville (Florida) Sun, quoting Pierre Payment, Institute Arm an d-Frappier (Montreal), Judy Lew and Christine Moe at Centers for Disease Control, Adanta, and Phillip Berger, EPA, 5A, Dec. 8, 1990. 

LEUCKARDT PICTET HUBERT Ph nanlhndlne synthesis AmUation of aryls by isocyanates (Leuckardt) or by amides (Pictel-Hubert), catalyzed by Lews acids and leading to phenanitwldinas. 

Benzo-(a)-pyrldo- 4,3,h>-ecrldlne (3). To e mixture of S-amuKiisoquinolins 1 (1 5 g, 11 mmol) and p-naphlol 2 (1 5 g, 10 mmol) hesled lo 250°C, was added in small portions paraformaldehyde (0.4S g, ISO mmol) when stesm had ceased lo evolve, the mixture was healed tor a lew more minutes then fractionated in vacuum. The thick resin (bp 200°C-11 mm) was collected arxJ recrystelllized from BuOH. A final purificalion was effected by vecuum sublimation lo afford 1.3 g of 3 (46%), mp 289°C. 

Industrial Power Engineering and Applications Handbook Table 12.1 Curie points lor a lew PTC thermistors... 

Dr. Georg Held Department of Ghemistry University of Gambridge Lensfield Road Gambridge GB2 lEW United Kingdom ghl0009 cam.ac.uk... 

Tlic diterpene was rea,dily prepared in a perlcctly pure condition, so that it was possible lo determine saiislactorily ils ocimposiliou and physical properties. This well-cryswlUsed body is thus one ol the verv lew mcmbrics ol this class ol plant suhsUnces which can be prepared Irom natural sources in a parlectly pure condiUon. The oil was obtained by steam distillation, and contained about 3 per cent, of the solid diterpene. 

Carnot soon realized that he did not have the temperament of a soldier and in 1818 left the army. After leaving the army Carnot took up residence in his father s former Paris apartment, and was presumably supported by his family whiile he attended classes at Sorbonne, the College de France, and the Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers. He also frequently visited factories and workshops, both to see steam engines actually in use, and to learn more about the economics of such industrial use of energy. There were rumors that he did at least on a lew occasions receive some consultant s fees for his advise, but there was no clear documentary evidence of this. In 1827 he returned to active militaiy seiwice with the rank of captain, but this lasted only a little more than a year. He resigned in 1828 and died of cholera four years later in Paris. 

In summaiy, the main points in this controversy are first, the contention by energy consei vation proponents that numerous investment opportunities currently exist to reduce energy costs. Further, these investment opportunities would meet the investment criteria noted above. Although there are lew challenges to this contention, it is not the center of controversy. Conservationists contend that the failure of private markets to make these investments is indicative of serious inefficiencies. Some economists dispute this contention and proi ide explanations ol why normal, well-functioning markets may defer on energy-efficient investments. 

In the meantime, the utility planner struggles with how to approach the planning process in this changing environment. Perhaps these issues are more critical in the transition, since so many of the traditional parameters ol planning have disappeared, and lew new parameters have taken their place. 

One shortcoming of Schild analysis is an overemphasized use of the control dose-response curve (i.e., the accuracy of every DR value depends on the accuracy of the control EC o value). An alternative method utilizes nonlinear regression of the Gaddum equation (with visualization of the data with a Clark plot [10], named for A. J. Clark). This method, unlike Schild analysis, does not emphasize control pECS0, thereby giving a more balanced estimate of antagonist affinity. This method, first described by Lew and Angus [11], is robust and theoretically more sound than Schild analysis. On the other hand, it is not as visual. Schild analysis is rapid and intuitive, and can be used to detect nonequilibrium steady states in the system that can corrupt... 

FIGURE 6.15 Example of application of method of Lew and Angus [10]. (a) Dose-response data, (b) Clark plot according to Equation 6.27 shown, (c) Data refit to power departure version of Equation 6.27 to detect slopes different from unity (Equation 6.28). (d) Data refit to quadratic departure version of Equation 6.27 to detect deviation from linearity (Equation 6.29). 

The method of Lew and Angus allows the advantage of nonlinear fitting techniques to yield competitive antagonist pKB values. 

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