Local analyses sensory

Beef bouillon was freshly prepared from beef purchased in a local shop in Germany. After cooling to 2°C, the bouillon was de-fatted by filtration, followed by extraction with ethyl acetate prior to sensory analysis and activity-... 

To be able to use the available water, man must test it. He must ascertain whether it can be used for the intended purpose or whether he must switch to another source of water. The simplest form of water analysis is local inspection and sensory examination. Modern methods of water analysis employ complex chemical and physico-chemical separation and determination techniques, in which readings are supplied by measuring instruments working on a variety of measuring principles, as well as microbiological techniques. Electronic data processing systems are used to evaluate the results of the... 

While it would be impossible to examine all of the viewpoints that writers represent in all 25 appendices, two documents in particular help us analyze the rhetorical processes by which local knowledge moves into the domain of science and public policy. Appendix F contains Blake s hand written account of his escape, written immediately after the accident. Appendix H contains Nagy s independent analysis of miners testimony following the accident. Blake s narrative enables us to view the uncertain and dynamic geography of a mine from the viewpoint of a miner focused on his own survival. His viewpoint is limited to his own experience, but his narrative reveals how he used sensory cues in the environment to save his life. Nagy s report reveals the rhetorical strategies that one fire consultant employed as he attempted to reconcile conflicting accounts of the disaster in order to reconstruct a coherent and consistent narrative of events and conditions that precipitated the disaster. 

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