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Equations 1 to 3 enable the stresses which exist at any point across the wall thickness of a cylindrical shell to be calculated when the material is stressed elastically by applying an internal pressure. The principal stresses cannot be used to determine how thick a shell must be to withstand a particular pressure until a criterion of elastic failure is defined in terms of some limiting combination of the principal stresses. 

Combining an FGA and an SGA and combining different SGAs have been suggested, but no data exist to support or refute these strategies. If a series of antipsychotic monotherapies fails, a time-limited combination trial may be attempted. If there is no improvement within 6 to 12 weeks, one of the drugs should be tapered and discontinued. 

When filamentous cyanobacteria such as Nostoc or Anabaena are grown under limited combined N2, 5-10 per cent of their vegetative cells differentiate to form heterocysts. Heterocyst formation does not take place randomly within the filament. Most probably it is a dynamic selection in response to nitrogen deprivation but neither the existence of predetermination nor a combination of both events can be ruled out (Wolk 1996). 

The majority of polymer electrodes cannot be doped to very high levels. For instance, polypyrrole may reach doping levels of the order of 33%. This inherent limitation combined with the fact that the operation of the lithium/polymer battery requires an excess of electrolyte (to ensure... 

Three obvious models which could describe the observed reaction rate are (a) concentration equilibrium between all parts of the intracrystalline pore structure and the exterior gas phase (reaction rate limiting), (b) equilibrium between the gas phase and the surface of the zeolite crystallites but diffusional limitations within the intracrystalline pore structure, and (c) concentration uniformity within the intracrystalline pore structure but a large difference from equilibrium at the interface between the zeolite crystal (pore mouth) and the gas phase (product desorption limitation). Combinations of the above may occur, and all models must include catalyst deactivation. 

The vibrating cylinder version of this type of transducer employs a sensing element of the straight tube type and is similar to the vibrating cylinder density meter (Section 6.6.1). The cylinder is maintained in oscillation by a feedback amplifier/limiter combination and its frequency of oscillation varies with the pressure of the fluid within it, which alters the hoop stress on the cylinder. As with the vibrating wire, the frequency of oscillation increases with the fluid pressure. In order to be able to use the sensor for the measurement of absolute pressures, it is surrounded with a cylindrical housing and the annular space between the two is evacuated. Such sensors give excellent repeatability and have a relatively low temperature sensitivity. 

When considering ab initio methods as a part of a more general hybrid technique one has to remember that no counterpoise is built in the former to overcome its inherent limitations. Combining this - exact method - with any inevitably empirical classical scheme for the environment raises the question of the status of the result. We shall address this problem later when reviewing the corresponding hybrid techniques. 

Finally, A. Gautier and Holier have explored recently the zone of limited combination comprised between t and r. 

At temperatures bdow a certain limit t the carbonic gas is imdecomposable, the oxide of carbon does not combine with oxygen at temperatures high enough to be included between two certain limits r and 0 the carbonic gas is undecomposable, but combines int rally with oxygen these facts have long been known. The observations of H. Sainte-Deville Claire have shown us (Art. 51) that beyond the temperature d the carbonic gas may dissociate veritable equilibria are then established. Hdlier has made known the region of limited combination, comprised between t and T. 

Influence of temperature on the velocity of reaction.— Let us consider a combination, which at the temperature of the experiment is unlimited and does not cease until the elements contained in the system are entirely combined or else a limited combination, but whose limit, in the conditions of operating (either at constant volume or at constant pressure), corresponds to a value /c of m, value independent of the temperature. 

Fig. 1 Construction of specification limits from 95% CIs of the probability distribution of experimental results. The procedure is shown for the lower limits. BL = basic limits, imposed by the variability of the manufacturing process. SL = overall specification limit, combination of BL and the (lower) limit of the one-sided 95% confidence interval of the analytical variability. (From Ref 1.)...

There is no ideal system of polysaccharide classification [3]. The best system should be that based on chemical structure. However, because of their polymolecularity, which limits descriptions to statistical structures in many cases, and the great variety of structures, classifying polysaccharides in this way has limitations. Combinations of the following categories are used [3] ... 

The system is not only tested under typical operating conditions but also at the limits under which it will be required to operate - an approach known variously as worst case testing, gray box testing or testing of boundary conditions. Testing boundary conditions is important because most software errors occur around its boundary limits. Combinations of several worst cases are also tested. For example, if a system is specified to acquire data from multiple instruments and the data acquisition rate can be varied, test cases include acquisition from the maximum number of instruments at the highest data rate. 

Some clinicians believe that combinations of long- and shortacting stimulants are effective for the treatment of narcolepsy. Some stimulants have a short effective period, while others have a longer duration of activity and slower onset of action. By combining stimulants with different activities it may be possible to achieve alertness more rapidly and for a longer period. In addition, although published evidence is limited, combinations of stimulants and antidepressants may be of benefit for treatment of sleepiness and cataplexy. 

Combined use of ChEI with neuroleptic and antidepressant medication Although the successes of most pharmacological treatments for autistic adults are limited, combining medications may prove to be more effective. A study by Wang et al., 2007 examined the synergistic effect of risperidone and galantamine on the phencyclidine-induced mouse model of schizophrenia. Similar to autism, schizophrenic patients suffer from cognitive defects and impaired memory function. 

Simulated DBCP Movement in Plow Laver — Two Dimensional Numerical Model. Of the several input parameters required for Equations 3 and 4 (Hemwell model) the most difficult to specify with confidence are Kd and D. Our objective in using the 2-D model was to calculate initial DBCP concentration in the upper layer in order to specify initial conditions for the one-dimensional models used to predict deep penetration of DBCP. For this reason the 2-D model was calibrated with field data by adjusting Kd and D within reasonable limits. Combinations of parameters used and the results are shown in Table III. The use of Kd = 4.10 was based on a calibration of the Jury et al. analytical model with field surface layer data six months after application as described earlier. This value is obviously too... 

Oxygen was measured only in the asphaltenes due to sample size limitations. Combined results indicated that over 50% of the oxygen was liberated during these reactions as gaseous species and this is in good agreement with recently published work of Moschopedis et al (5) suggesting the presence of carboxylic acid and aldehyde functionality. 

Finding moles of HgS assuming Hg(N03)2 is limiting Combining the steps gives... 

Elevated pulmonary vascular resistance is a risk factor prior to cardiac transplantation which is manifested by an increased risk of right ventricular failure postoperatively. " Nevertheless, patients with left atrial hypertension may have a reversible component to their pulmonary hypertension if the underlying cause can be relieved. Therefore, assessment of the degree of pulmonary vasoconstriction assumes importance prior to transplantation. The limited number of donor organs dictates that accurate assessment of pulmonary vascular disease be made in order to limit combined heart-lung transplantation and ensure more effective use of scarce resources. 

A summary of the possible limiting combinations of macro- and micromixing, and the result in terms of a residence-time distribution result for the step-function experiment that we have described, is given in Figure 4.5. 

Figure 4.5 Residence-time distributions for limiting combinations of macro- and micromixing.

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