Lurking

The interesting aspect of torsional problems in turbomachiner s terns is that the first indication of a problem is usually a ruptured shah oi coupling in the field. Silent and deadly, a torsional response can lurk a synchronous or non-synchronous frequencies, and be steady or transieri. in nature. Once a torsional problem is found in the field and the excua tions are determined to be inherent in the system, the only solution avail able, to put the system back on line quickly, is to decouple the excitation source or to dampen the system response. 

Verstauber, m. atomizer, sprayer duster, verstauchen, v.t. sprain, strain, verstechen, v.t. blend adulterate exchange, verstecken, v.t. hide, conceal. — v.t. hide, lurk. 

While our impassioned parable is admittedly naive, it is also the most straightforward depi( tioii of the heartfelt idea that maybe - just maybe - there is something much, much simpler than what we normally think of as fundamental physics lurking on tinier, Planck-longth, scales. The question is whether this much simpler something owes anything to CA-like formalisms. 

My greatest pleasure will come from learning that, for those of you who are not immediately put off by the daunting sight of a behemoth of a book sitting on your favorite bookseller s shelf, this book has inspired a few of you to muse about cellular automata on your own. I am convinced that CA, in one form or another, will eventually be found lurking at the very heart of how our universe really works. 

Several theories were offered to make sense of Rutherfords new structure. Rutherford himself speculated that yet another particle, one that weighed the same as a proton but carried no charge, might lurk in the atomic nucleus. Over a decade would pass before the new particle was found. 

Finally, paradigms frequently have the look of a sensible refuge in a chaotic sea of competing ideas. Monophyly is portrayed in precisely this way even if several alternative refuges are lurking on the horizon. For example, Carl Woese s alternative, which he calls the genetic annealing model (Woese,... 

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Should these good folks deny any responsibility for the final product, we will gladly take the blame for all inconsistencies and omissions we know there are some lurking in these pages, and hope you find this work useful despite them. 

After we have rid every declaration of any explicit mention of a class, we find that there are still one or two class names lurking in the code. 

INSs may lurk within unidentified EGRET and ROSAT sources and, possibly, among dim X-ray sources observed by XMM-Newton and Chandra in globular cluster (see Pfahl, Rappaport 2001) or in the galactic center (see Muno et al. 2003). Except PSRs all others are more or less radioquiet (which, however, does not mean that they are necessarily radio silent). 

Cagliostro also attracted an unexpected source of help against Jeanne. Soon after entering the Bastille, he was offered the support of an anti-Bourbon political faction led by a reformist lawyer and parliamentarian, Duval d Epresmesnil. Behind the lawyer lurked the money and influence of two... 

Small creatures love to lurk under mulches. 

Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect fiberty when the government s purposes are beneficent. Men bom to freedom are naturally alert to repel invasion of their fiberty by evil-minded rulers. The greatest dangers to fiberty lurk in insidious encroachment by men of zeal, well-meaning but without understanding [167]. ... 

A slightly different type of masquerade takes place when a single, unknown factor influences two outputs, and one of the outputs is mistaken as a factor. G. E. P. Box has given such masquerading factors the more dramatic names of either latent variables or lurking variables [Box, Hunter, and Hunter (1978), and Joiner (1981)]. 

Based on this information, the researcher would probably conclude that the concentration of sodium ion does have an effect on the rate of the enzyme catalyzed reaction. However, this conclusion might be wrong because of the lurking presence of a highly correlated, masquerading factor, time (see Section 1.2). 

Joiner, B.L. (1981), Lurking Variables Some Examples, American Statistician, 35, 227-233. 

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