P potential

AMW = absorption, multiple wavelength per test N = nephelometry T = turbidimetry P = potential and R = reflectance. 

Fig. 9-17 Interference of a long (by shorting insulating joints) and a short pipeline by an anode voltage cone 1 km in length P - potential measuring point / = insulating...

Fig. 10-8 Pipe/soil potentials and protection currents for a pipeline. Drainage test x-x after 1 year o-o. P = potential test point R = pipe current test point LA = cathodic protection station / = insulating joint SP = pipe casing potential test point.

The two terms correspond to different polarization of phonons. The cosine term corresponds to displacements along the rotation axis or the direction tp = 0. The sine contribution arises from the phonons polarized along the line tp = The interaction (6.29) does not change the symmetry of the (p potential, and, in this respect, it is symmetric coupling, as defined in sections 2.3 and 2.5. Nonetheless, the role of the cosine and sine couplings is different. The former ( breathing modes ) just modulate the barrier (6.22), while the latter ( shaking modes ) displace the potential. 

Howell, P. P., Potential Measurements in Cathodic Protection Design , Corrosion, 8, 300 (1952)... 

Simple thermodynamic considerations state that the reduction process is favoured (i.e. more positive cu(ii)/cu(p potential values are obtained) if the electron transfer is exothermic (AH° negative) and if the molecular disorder increases (AS° positive). It is therefore evident that the positive potential value for the reduction of azurin (as well as that of the most blue copper proteins) is favoured by the enthalpic factor. This means that the metal-to-ligand interactions inside the first coordination sphere (which favour the stability of the reduced form over the oxidized form) prevail over the metal complex-to-solvent interactions inside the second... 

AMW — absorption, multiple wavelength per test. N — nephelometry T - lurbidimetry P - potential, and R — reflectance. fc A specimen that has to be processed with priority vs other specimens is known as STAT sample. 

Dawson LA, Nguyen HQ, Li P. Potentiation of amphetamine-induced changes in dopamine and 5-HT by a 5-HT6 receptor antagonist. Brain Res Bull 2003 59 513-521. 

A(p potential drop, index 1,2 metal/oxide, 2,3 oxide/electrolyte, ox oxide, H Helmholtz layer, SC... 

Medoff, G., Kobayashi, G.S., Kwan, C.N., Schlessinger, D., Venkov, P. Potentiation of rifampicin and 5-Fluorocytosine as antifungal antibiotics by Amphotericin B. Proc. 

Horn JR, Hansten P. Potential drug interactions in smokers and quitters. Pharmacy Times 2007 5 56. Available online at www.pharmacytimes.com/issues/articles/ 2007-05 4672.asp (accessed November 2008). 

Kabelac, M. Zendlova, L. Reha, D. Hobza, P. Potential energy surfaces of an adenine-thymine base pair and its methylated analogue in the presence of one and two water molecules Molecular mechanics and correlated ab initio study, J. Phys. Chem. B 2005,109, 12206-12213. 

The super-exchange electronic coupling term describes the coupling of the P Ba" state to the P and P Ha" states at the position of the intersection between the potential surfaces of the P and P Ha" states. When the P and P Ha" potential surfaces intersect at the minimum of the P potential surface (i.e. assuming that electron transfer from P to P Ha" is activationless), the super-exchange coupling (Vsuper) is given by ... 

In sec. 1.5.5a this tsrpe of potential was introduced and put in a thermodynamic context. For the interfacial potential of a phase a with respect to a vacuum we write. for that between two phases a and p, (potential in P with respect to that in a). 

Fabian TK, Fejdrdy P, Nguyen MT, Soti Cs, Csermely P. Potential immunological functions of the salivary chaperone, Hsp70 in the mucosal and periodontal defense mechanisms. (Review). Arch. Immunol. Ther. Exp. 2007 55 1-8. 

Rolan P. Potential drug interactions with the novel anti-migraine compound zolmitriptan (Zomig, 311C90). Cephalalgia 1997 17(Suppl 18) 21-7. 

Fig. 1. Schematic potential distribution across the compact diffuse layer (/> , metal potential i/im-p potential at the outer Helmholtz plane (OHP) tt>, electrolyte potential.

Tan, G. T., Wickramasinghe, A., Verma, S., Singh, R., Hughes, S. H., Pezzuto, J. M., Baba, M., Mohan, P. Potential anti-AIDS naphtale-nesulfonic acid derivatives. Synthesis and inhibition of HIV-1 induced cytopathogenesis and HIV-1 and HlV-2 reverse transcriptase activity. J. Med. Chem. 1992, 35, 4846-4853. 

BIO. Buck, R. P., Potential generating processes at inter ces From electrolytes/metal and electrolyte/membrane to electrolyte/semiconductor. In Theory Design, and Biochemical Applications of Solid State Chemical Sensors (P. W. Cheung, D. G. Fleming, with Ko and M. R. Neuman, eds.), pp. 3-39. CRC Press, West Palm Beach, Florida, 1978. 

Coppen, A., Shaw, D. M., and Farrell, J. P., Potentiation of the antidepressive effect of monoamine-oxidase inhibitor by tryptophan, Lancet, 1, 79, 1963. 

The full-dimensional VCI calculations, mentioned above, were done with the single-reference version of Multimode. The calculations used a full-dimensional potential due to Ojamae, Shavitt, and Singer [57], version OSS3(p), and considered all four-mode couplings among the 15 normal modes. Until just recently, this was the only full dimensional potential surface for H5OJ. In many respects the OSS3(p) potential is quite realistic however, it is not spectroscopically accurate. 

Mehta P. Potential role of platelets in the pathogenesis of tumor metastasis. Blood. 63 (1984) 55-63. 

A p potential difference between forward and reverse peak current... 

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