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Tomaszek, H. Jasztal, M. Zieja, M. 2011. A simplified method to assess fatigue life of selected structural components of an aircraft for a variable load spectrum. Maintenance and Reliability 4 29-34. 

The many-flux model calculates pigment K and S in absolute units. In addition, the calculation of K and S goes beyond the white pigment to all colorants providing accurate opacity and pigment loading predictions. The data in Figure 4.3 show calculated K and S data, where both K and S are variable across the visible spectrum. 

A correlation between two variables can be either positive or negative. The interpretation of the factors in terms of patterns in the samples is the most difficult part and not always possible. However, a particular combination of m/z values in a mass spectrum can be indicative of the presence of a chemical compound in the sample. A tool for interpretation, similar to that utilized to interpret canonical variates, is the factor spectrum with intensities Si bij (where Si is the standard deviation of each column in the data matrix X). This spectrum, plotting the values Sj bij at m/z, shows the part of the intensity change described by the factor. In other words, such a spectrum will show those masses that contribute the most to the discrimination of the samples. Because the loadings b j generally can be either positive or negative, the factor spectrum exhibits positive and negative intensities. 

Actually some chemical activities as refineries are not so variable on the point of view of wastewater quality because of the large quantities of primary matter and products (Fig. 2). Near units, the UV spectrum shape often shows peaks due to the presence of additives used in the process, acting as revelatory of the organic pollution load [3], Without these compounds and considering that saturated organic compounds do not absorb, it would be difficult to use the UV signal for wastewater quality control. However, a nonparametric measurement (NPM) based on comparison of the UV absorption spectra can be used for the characterisation of wastewater quality variability [4], Obviously, as far as wastewater... 

Figure 8.12. A PARAFAC loading from the batch organic synthesis example (full line) compared with a pure mixture spectrum (dashed line). The data are shown in Savitzky-Golay first derivative form. For a large number of variables, continuous curves are an excellent visualization form.

Load the configuration file dsweep.cfg. Open the spin system file (Edit Spin system...) and note the spin system variable definition. Examine the pulse sequence (Edit Pulse program...) and note the additional loop command to increment the chemical shift. Using the GolRun Experiment command simulate the spectrum which corresponds to the excitation profile of a 90° TOPHAT pulse. In 1D WIN-NMR process the FID using zero filling of Sl(r+i) 32/cand an exponential window function with a LB value of 2 Hz. 

In early studies of the QCM and the EQCM, only the resonance frequency was determined, and conclusions were drawn, based on the shift of frequency. Unfortunately, in many cases this shift was attributed to mass loading alone, and it was used to calculate the weight added or removed from the surface, disregarding other factors that affect the frequency. In the past decade more and more laboratories expanded such studies to include measurements of the impedance spectrum of the crystal [17-28]. This provides an additional experimental variable that can obviously yield further information and deeper understanding of the structure of the interface. For instance, a variation of the resonance width provides an unambiguous proof that mechanisms other than mass loading are also involved. 

On ACE samples, the spectrum of CO adsorbed at 300 K is quite complex and variable with Ce02 percentage (see sections c and d). The effect of Ce02 loading on alumina can be summarized as follows ... 

LC-ESI-MS/MS analysis. To examine the potential PTM of a protein after MADLI-TOF mass, a liquid chromatography-tandom mass spectrometry (LC-ESI-MS/MS) is run to obtain information-dependent acquisition (IDA) data. Alternatively, an LC-ESI-MS/MS analysis can be performed without prior MALDI-TOF. However, it is the most common practice to first conduct a MALDI-TOF mass to determine the amount of sample to be loaded on a subsequent LC-ESI-MS/MS. The IDA data could then be searched at Mascot MS/MS data search (available online at http //www.matrixscience.com/) by selecting several parameters, such as protein data bank (i.e., NCBI and MSDB), the species, the fixed modification (i.e., carbamidomethyl cystein), the variable modifications, and the mass tolerance. The search result will generate information about the protein. The reconstructed MS/MS spectrum along with the calculated mass value of product ions matched in the original MS/MS spectrum can be obtained, which will show the residue modified by PTM. To confirm the modification, manual analysis of the MS/MS data is essential. 

Another fatigue testing related consideration is that in an ideal test dK/da = 0, in other words a constant amplitude loading is maintained. A real structure, however, experiences a spectrum of stresses in service, which can result in overloads. A detailed analysis of the subject of variable amplitude loading and the associated concepts are covered by Anderson [16]. 

Principal components analysis (PCA) is based on a mathematic procedure whieh reduces the number of original variables (1024 intensities of a spectrum in our case) into some principal components (generally less than 10) whieh are linearly uncorrelated. Each individual (spectrum) has a weight (seores) associated with each of the components (loadings) which represents the importance of the contribution of a component for this... 

Tidal forces exerted by the attraction of the moon and the sun (and to a minor extent by the planets) on the earth s body produce a wide spectrum of geodynamic phenomena, from primary luni-solar attractional effects to secondary induced effects like solid earth and ocean tides, and third order ocean loading effects. Since these phenomena affect precise geodetic observations and make them time-dependent it is necessary to reduce time-variable geodetic observables and derived quantities in order to correspond to a quasinstationary, time—invariant state. 

Vitreous silica has a unique set of properties. It is produced either from natural quartz by fusion or, if extreme purity is required, by chemical vapor deposition or via a sol-gel routes. Depending on the manufacturing process, variable quantities impurities are incorporated in the ppm or ppb range, such as Fe, Mg, Al, Mn, Ti, Ce, OH, Cl, and F. These impurities and radiation-induced defects, as well as complexes of impurities and defects, and also overtones, control the UV and IR transmittance. In the visible part of the spectrum, Rayleigh scattering from thermod)uiamically caused density fluctuations dominates. Defects are also responsible for the damage threshold under radiation load, and for fluorescence. The refractive index n and the absorption... 

Using a balloon pump to produce variable loading, a typical calculated discrete frequency spectrum of source pressure phasors from measurements made on a dog before and after induced heart failure is shown in Figure 4. 

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