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Fig. 1.7 Potential-time waveforms obtained by superimposing the square-wave signal onto a staircase signal square-wave voltammetry (a), differential pulse voltammetry (6) and multiple square-wave voltammetry (c)...

Calculations. Algebraic operations such as addition, multiplication, square root extraction, or special function evaluation. 

The channel structure of the mixer is a simple cross, i.e. four channels which all merge at one junction [71]. A cross was preferred over a T-channel mixer since two interfaces instead of only one are initially created when the fluids are contacted. The top channel feeds one fluid, while the other fluid is injected via the left and right channels. The last, bottom channel functions as mixing and outlet zone. Squares, much smaller than the channel width, are positioned at the walls of this mixing channel and function as static mixing elements. The squares are positioned on alternate sides of the channels and at a distance corresponding to multiple square widths. 

EXAMPLE 4 We cannot add 5 hours (time) to 20 miles/hour (speed) since time and speed have different physical significance. If we are to add 21b (mass) and 4 kg (mass), we must first convert lb to kg or kg to lb. Quantities of various types, however, can be combined in multiplication or division, in which the units as well as the numbers obey the algebraic laws of multiplication, squaring, division, and cancellation. Keeping these concepts in mind ... 

The first step in the analysis is that loose foods must be representative and reduced down by multiple squaring to a suitably representative sample size for analysis. The wide array of foodstuffs would require different methods to achieve homogenisation. One must be applied that is practical and fits with the available resources and does not contaminate... 

Figure 4 Multiple square schemes for electrocatalytic oxidation of DNA by M(bpy)33 couples ...

Alternatively, the writer has found fhaf small portions of plastic fluorescent-light diffuser panels, containing multiple square chambers, can also be used for sample holders. The panel can be cut with a hacksaw into "2-hole," "3-hole," or "4-hole" containers, the latter arrangement particularly useful for studying the raw feed—the >125-pm fraction, the >45-pm insoluble residue from acetic acid and that from hydrochloric acid, and the feed as received, all in the same thin section. Small fragments of clinkers may also be encap-... 

Adopting the unsupervised option initially, the first two variables to be selected are those with the lowest pairwise correlation. The next variable selected has the smallest multiple squared correlation with those first two variables. This process is continued until the preset maximum level of multicolinearity (determined by the squared multiple correlation coefficient) is reached. Whitley et al. refer to this procedure as unsupervised forward selection (UFS). UFS can also be performed with a minimum variance criterion where only variables with variance above this minimum will be selected. These two criteria can be used by scientists simultaneously. With supervised variable selection, only those variables having a sufficiently high correlation with the response are considered for what effectively is UFS on this reduced set of variables. We will term this latter process, supervised forward selection (SFS). To see how these options work and to examine the effect they have on the model produced, we performed PLS on the data with both UFS and SFS configured to run with a range of response variable correlations (Table 8). 

Souza, D.D., Machado, S.A.S., and Fires, R.C. (2006) Multiple square wave voltammetry for analytical determination of paraquat in natural water, food, and beverages using microelectrodes. Talanta, 69 (5), 1200-1207. 

Ugo P, Moretto LM, Rudello D, Bitriel E, Chevalet J (2001) Trace iron determination by cyclic and multiple square-wave voltammetry at nafion coated electrodes. Application to pore-water analysis. Electroanalysis 13 661-668... 

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