Mirror observation

Pointing out that such events could jeopardize the program, I successfully argued for the conversion of an empty office into an injury-proof room, outfitted with padding on the floor and walls. At one end, the carpenters installed a see-through mirror. Observers could watch unobtmsively, make notes in the chart and be ready to intervene if anything troublesome developed. 

The direct comparison between Figs. 26 and 27 shows the influence of a possibly overexposed camera, due to the badly set head lamp of the passing vehicle, on the display of the scene in the CMS. Therefore, the influence of head lamps causing glare on the image reproduction by the CMS is possibly higher than the influence on the conventional mirrors observed for comparison. 

THE HYPERFINE STRUCTURE OF ATOMS Rotatable mirror Observation window... 

The estimated VSS and EPD allow for the observation of the tip diffraction effects (phase inversion - Atp = 180° - for the direct and mirror diffraction echoes) for all selected Ascan signals. This proves the plane nature of the OSD and confirm our initial hypothesis. 

Observation, in the laboratory, of the a-X system of O2 represents a greater challenge because it is much weaker than the b-X system. It has been observed using CRDS, a 1.5 m cavity and O2 at atmospheric pressure. Because the transition is in the near infrared, mirror reflectivity is very high thereby increasing the sensitivity. 

Crossing an ionization threshold means that electrons are lost from the primary beam as a result of ionization of a core hole. Thus if the reflected current of electrons at the primary energy, more usually termed the elastically reflected current, is monitored as a function of energy, a sharp decrease should be observed as a threshold is crossed. This is the principle of operation of DAPS. It is, in a sense, the inverse of AEAPS, and, indeed, if spectra from the two techniques from the same surface are compared, they can be seen to be mirror images. Background problems occur in DAPS also. 

Fig. 2.18. Polymeric solids are observed to respond to shock compression in a viscoelastic behavior. The figure shows a transmitted wave profile in UVIIA PMMA as measured with an imbedded VISAR mirror. Note that the early shock is followed by a rapid relaxation to a higher velocity, and a slow relaxation to higher velocities, (after Schuler and Nunziato [74S01]).

The first observation consists merely of an alternative but natural interpretation of the presence or absence of balls the movement of balls is equated with the communication of binary signals. Once this interpretation is made, the second observation also becomes a natural one wherever balls collide, either among themselves or with some collection of rigid mirrors, the effect of the collision may be viewed as a Boolean logic gate. 

C, Pasteur made the surprising observation that two distinct kinds of ciys tals precipitated. Furthermore, the two kinds of crystals were mirror images an< were related in the same way that a right hand is related to a left hand. 

A characteristic dependence of the efficiency on the thickness of the active layer has also been observed for single layer polymer LEDs. This effect has been attributed to reflection of the EL light at the mirror-like metal electrodes resulting in characteristic interference maxima and minima depending on the thickness of the active layer and its refractive index [116). 

According to Haber (loc. cit., p. 131) the results of Langen are probably correct to 3 per cent, even at 2,000°. Pier, in his recent explosion experiments, has shown, however, that the maximum pressures were not obtained by the previous observers, on account of the oscillations of their manometers, He used a steel plate with very high frequency of vibration, and registered the distortion by reflecting a beam of light from a mirror attached to the manometer disc on to a revolving drum of sensitised paper. The recorded curves show a well-defined maximum pressure, and his results are probably accurate to 1 per cent. Values of Gv ... 

Since mixing of glycol and MA was very thorough and rapid this AT mirrors the progress of the exothermic nitration reaction. Note the strong influence of mixed acid water content on the nitration rate. This agrees with Oehman et al (Ref 56a), except that Roth et al observed... 

This instrument was laid in a vacuum desiccator with the fiber vertical. A flashlight bulb was set up outside the desiccator, and the position of the spot of light reflected by the meter mirror was observed on a piece of tissue paper pasted to the desiccator wall. The experimental results given in Table I were obtained. 

Consistent with their chemical differences, the molecular structures of i- and K-carrageenans are not identical. A shorter pitch and an offset positioning of the two chains in the kappa helix is compatible with the lack of sulfate group on every 3,6-anhydrogalactose residue. The variations in molecular structures mirror the types of junction zones formed by these polymers and relate to the observed gelation properties. 

Somewhat similar observations have been made in the reaction of alkyl halides with sodium mirrors (the Wurtz reaction) in which alkyl coupling occurs. Thus, ethane formed on treatment of methyl iodide with sodium in a field of 20 G shows n.m.r. emission (Garst and Cox, 1970). The phase is consistent with polarization via T j-S mixing,... 

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