Locations choosing

The chromosomal passenger complex is found at the following locations (choose 3) ... 

The two coordinates that define the plane in which the loop located were discussed in Section n. In loops that encircle a conical intersection, there is always at least one phase-inverting reaction—we can choose its coordinate as the phase-inverting one. Let us assume that this is the reaction connecting A and... 

The choice of where to locate the boundary between regions of the system is important. A number of studies have shown that very poor end results will be obtained if this is chosen improperly. There is no rigorous way to choose the best partitioning, but some general rules of thumb can be stated ... 

Plants need to be mn by people and the avaHabiUty of employees can constitute the overriding consideration in certain businesses, in relation to siting. Labor-intensive businesses have to either move to a location where labor is available or move their employees to the new plant site, which can be cosdy both from the standpoint of the physical move and also with regard to the additional expense of relocating a family from one place to whoUy new surroundings. Older and less flexible work forces often choose to accept eady retirement, quit, or not to relocate. 

The choice of an overseas maniifac tiiriug site involves the consideration of many political and economic fac tors in addition to costs. Table 9-64 gives a hst of 92 items which should be taken into account when choosing a plant location for manufacturing abroad. 

NO emissions did not exceed 2 ng Nm s and their measurement was only possible by chamber methods. The low NO emissions but high NjO emissions show that denitrification was the main source of NjO at this site. The discrepancies between the chamber and micrometeorological methods illustrated the need to define the flux-footprint of a micrometeorological measurement very carefully, and to use this information in the field to choose the locations in which chambers are placed. Without such an approach, the integration of results from chambers into estimates of field-scale emission remains an uncertain method. 

In choosing a site for protection installations for steel-water structures, decisive factors are the location in the harbor area and the need to keep the lengths of cable to the protected object and anode as short as possible where very high protection currents are involved. 

Enter the name and telephone number (including area code) of a person who can respond to questions from the public about the report. If you choose to designate the same person as both the technical and the public contact, you may enter Same as Section 3.3 in this space. This contact person does not have to be the same person who prepares the report or signs the certification statement and does not necessarily need to be someone at the location of the reporting facility. 

Mark the location of your faciiity on the map with a point. If your facility is large, choose a point centrai to the production activities of the faciiity. if certain structures in your facility are represented on the map, mark one of the stmctures with a point. 

Records soon grow into a mass of paper and occupy valuable floor space. To overcome this problem you may choose to microfilm the records but keep them in the same location or archive them in some remote location. In both cases you need to control the process and the conditions of storage. With paper archives you will need to maintain records of what is where, and if the archive is under the control of another group inside or outside the organization, you will need adequate controls to prevent loss of identity and inadvertent destruction. 

To improve objectivity, choose auditors with appropriate functional experience but who work at different locations within the corporation. 

The assessment of existing systems should provide all the information needed to select a candidate for the pilot study. Many of the competing criteria for choosing a pilot study location are discussed in the following paragraphs. 

Upon elimination of the fluids, the liner to the pit is folded over the residual solids in a way to prevent fluid migration. The liner is then buried inplace. The operator may choose to remove the liner contents completely to preclude any future contamination. In the case of a producing well, the location is reclaimed up to the deadmen. The adjacent areas are contoured to provide for drainage away from the production facilities. In the case of a dryhole, the entire location is reclaimed to the initial condition. All of the reclaimed area should be ripped to enhance soil conductivity. The top soil is then spread over the reclaimed area followed by seeding. Local seed mixtures are broadcast to quicken reintroduction of native plants. 

When choosing an offshore drillsite, the primary considerations are the location of shipping lanes, foundation stability (for bottom-supported vessels), and the possible presence of shallow gas. Seismic surveys generally provide... 

In order to obtain an approximate solution to eq. (1.9) we can take advantage of the fact that for large R and small rA, one basically deals with a hydrogen atom perturbed by a bare nucleus. This situation can be described by the hydrogen-like atomic orbital y100 located on atom A. Similarly, the case with large R and small rB can be described by y100 on atom B. Thus it is reasonable to choose a linear combination of the atomic orbitals f00 and f00 as our approximate wave function. Such a combination is called a molecular orbital (MO) and is written as... 

Before describing the transition prediction methods, it is instructive to describe how a diabatic map is used. One chooses a desired mass flux and sets the heat flux to be dissipated (assumed uniform along and around the circular channel) up to the desired local length from the inlet to find the corresponding local vapor quality (from an energy balance) and thus the location of this process condition on the map. The... 

Again an approach that chooses the displacement a to maximize the probability of obtaining the received data appears reasonable. This is illustrated in Fig. 4, where the two possible locations of the positioning of the pdf in Fig. 4(a) is clearly more consistent with the observed data than Fig. 4(b). Let us assume an ideal detector, one with a large number of pixels and with the only noise resulting from the discrete nature of photons. The probability of D photons in a pixel is given by... 

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