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Figure 3.23. Schematic and micrograph of spreading, breakup and solidification modes of liquid metal droplets impinging on a cold surface. (a)-(d) Pancake pattern regularly shaped disks with or without corona, (e)-(h) Flower pattern irregularly shaped platelets with or without corona. (Micrograph reprinted with permission from Ref. 403 and 407. Courtesy of Dr. J. M. Houben, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands and courtesy of Dr. Seiji Kuroda, National Research Institute for Metals, Japan.)...

The above ideas can be readily extended to a three-level nesting of monolith porosity and meso -I- microporosity, as shown in Fig. 32, where the pore network has been relaxed to a more realistic random-pattern (irregular) configuration. Nesting the (Porosity as networks in networks should provide improved access and possibly additional convection through the larger macro(Pore channels, thereby enhancing the reactivity of the mesoporous network and any associated micro[X)re structure. 

If a single sharp absorption occurs at a wavenumber v, as shown in the wavenumber domain spectmm in Figure 3.15, the cosine wave corresponding to is not cancelled out and remains in the I 5) versus 5 plot, or interferogram, as it is often called. For a more complex set of absorptions the pattern of uncancelled cosine waves becomes more intense and irregular. 

This results ia irregular magnetisation patterns in the written transition and therefore to noise in the output signal. 

Porous metal oxide deposits also permit the development of high boiler water concentrations. Water flows into the deposit and heat appHed to the tube causes the water to evaporate, leaving a concentrated solution. Again, corrosion may occur. Caustic attack creates irregular patterns, often referred to as gouges. Deposition may or may not be found in the affected area. 

Some debris may enter the tube and then become lodged. Turbulence created at the site of the debris often produces crescent or irregularly shaped erosion-corrosion patterns (Figs. 11.11 through 11.13). 

Fig. 33(a,b) shows a series of snapshot pietures as a result of a eomputer experiment probing the kineties of dewetting. The loeal darkness of eaeh snapshot indieates the loeal eoverage of the substrate surfaee. Coverage fluetuations (white spots) appear rather early and get rapidly amplified. The substrate regions, eovered with polymer, have very irregular surfaee initially and are eonneeted with many weak links later, these hnks disappear, and the droplets of adsorbed polymer eompaetify, a pattern similar to spinodal deeomposition. 

Mechanism 2 of Figure 8-122B becomes apparent when the flow recirculation on the tray increases with increasing underflow clearance. The curvature of the column wall influences the movement of the liquid toward the center. High underflow clearance does not even out maldistribution due to backup where the irregular flow pattern enters into the tray below. This allows flow separation to occur on the downcomer floor, and leads to enhanced retrograde flow. 

General laws for the flow of fluids were determined by Reynolds, who recognized two flow patterns, laminar and turbulent. In laminar flow the fluid can be considered as a series of parallel strata, each moving at its own speed, and not mixing. Strata adjacent to walls of the duct will be slowed by friction and will move slowest, while those remote from the walls will move fastest. In turbulent flow there is a general forward movement together with irregular transfer between strata. 

The pattern consists of a curious mixture of regular behavior along the left-hand side and irregular behavior along the right-hand side, separated by a boundary moving towards the left at a speed of approximately sites/sec. 

In women receiving an androgen preparation for breast carcinoma, the most common adverse reactions are amenorrhea, other menstrual irregularities, and virilization (acquisition of male sexual characteristics by a woman). Virilization produces facial hair, a deepening of the voice, and enlargement of the clitoris. Male pattern baldness and acne may also be seen. 

Menstrual bleeding patterns are usually disrupted but should normalize. Irregular bleeding, amenorrhea, and excessive or prolonged bleeding should be reported to the health care provider. 

Figure 54. Inner surface of pit shown in Fig. 52, which is magnified 10 times by the computer." Many minute irregularities caused by the symmetrical fluctuation are seen. (Reprinted from M. Asanuma and R. Aogaki, Morphological pattern formation in pitting corrosion, J. Electroanal. Chem. 396, 241, 1995, Fig. 14. Copyright 1995, reproduced with permission of Elsevier Science.)...

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