Local presence

The concept of an adsorptive or liquid film of electrolyte on the metallic surface should include the possibility of the existence of localized presence of adsorptive or liquid films on the metallic surface, particularly in indoor conditions. 

Scalar coupling (J coupling). The energy of the spin transition of a hydrogen nucleus is strongly influenced by the local presence of other magnetic nuclei, e.g., other protons that are covalently attached to the same or an adjacent atom. These neighboring protons can be in either of the two spin states, a fact that results... 

Another similar approach is to use the known three-dimensional structures to create look-up tables which contain the most favorable environmental parameters of each amino acid. The parameter sets are created in terms of secondary structure, hydrogen bonding pattern, solvent accessibility, and local presence of polar atoms [30,32], In this manner the three-dimensional information is encoded into a one-dimensional string. A comparison is then made of the test protein sequence with this one-dimensional string. If the test sequence is similar, a model fold can be created for further analysis. 

An important technique in studying the mechanism of fully developed boiling is to use electrical conductance probes that can be traversed from the bulk fluid to the surface. A tiny needle tip (typically less than 50 pm in diameter) will record the local presence of liquid or vapor, and the fraction of time spent in contact with the vapor gives the void fraction, typical of the measurements of this type are those of Shoji [100], illustrated in Figs. 15.49 and 15.50. 

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The ion partition model mentioned in Sec. 2.2.1 provides a qualitative description of the appearence of the induced peak of this type [ref. 77]. The two processes, (A) and (B), are assumed to be responsible for the partition of sample ion into the internal gel phase. This assumption, in turn, means that not only is the distribution of the sample ion affected by the eluent counterion and coion but the distribution of the background eluent ions are also affected by the local presence of the sample ion. The redistribution of the eluent ions should give rise to the induced peaks which elute in volumes characteristic of the individual ions. The induced salt peak should be rather considered to correspond to the elution of the counterion injected as the constituent of the sample salt, not to the elution of the coion excluded from the sample zone. 

Roth et al. [42] used steady-state fluorescence measurements to study the emission spectra of pyrene and anthracene dyes covalently bonded to polystyrene (PS) upon phase separation from poly(vinyl methyl ether) (PVME). The total fluorescent dye content in the samples was <0.02 mol%. As shown in Figure 25.15a, before phase separation the fluorescence intensity of the spectra decreased slowly with increasing temperature. However, after phase separation (see Figure 25.15b) a sharp increase in fluorescence intensity was observed, which was attributed to the removal of fluorescence quenching of the dye by the local presence of the more polar PVME component in the misdble state. These results showed clearly that the PS/PVME blend displays a lower critical solubility temperature (LCST) type of phase diagram. 

Europe for strategic reasons, we can modify the model by adding a constraint that requires one plant to be located in Europe. At this stage, the costs associated with a variety of options incorporating different combinations of strategic concerns such as local presence should be evaluated. A suitable regional configuration is then selected. 

Although extensive visual inspections and few sonic tests generally indicate that the stone masonry is relatively compact and of fairly good execution, the masonry texture appears locally often highly disordered and characterized by the local presence of vertical joints. 

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