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Pattern separation

This remarkable five five-cell pattern is called a glider because after two iteration steps it produces a pattern that is both diagonally displaced by one site and reflected in a diagonal line - i.e., patterns separated by two steps are related by a glide reflection. In this way, the original pattern is reproduced in a diagonally displaced position every four iterations. [Pg.135]

Fig. 20.4. H-bond acceptor patterns observed two electron donor groups with a spatial in P-gp substrates. Type I units patterns separation of 4.6 + 0.6 A. A denotes a informed by electron donor pairs with a spatial bonding acceptor group (electron donor... Fig. 20.4. H-bond acceptor patterns observed two electron donor groups with a spatial in P-gp substrates. Type I units patterns separation of 4.6 + 0.6 A. A denotes a informed by electron donor pairs with a spatial bonding acceptor group (electron donor...
It should be noted, however, that the Q factors of open microcavities do not characterise directly the threshold gain values of the corresponding semiconductor lasers. To overcome this difficulty a new lasing eigenvalue problem (LEP) was introduced recently (Smotrova, 2004). The LEP enables one to quantify accurately the lasing frequencies, thresholds, and near- and far-field patterns separately for various WG modes in semiconductor laser resonators. However, the threshold of a lasing mode depends on other... [Pg.60]

A similar resull is obfained for fhe dianion of ( )-l,2-diphenyl-l,2-bis(lrimelhylsilyl)-ethene which in solution shows Li resonances af —0.8 and —3.8 ppm respectively. The Li MAS NMR spectrum of the solid displays the superposition of two sideband patterns separated by 2.5 ppm which yield quadrupole parameters x( Li) of 135 and 32 kHz with / ( Li) values of 0.27 and 0.80, respectively (Figure 19) . Here, the lithium... [Pg.181]

Overall, it appears likely that the films contained chalcopyrite CuInSi mixed with other phases with similar diffraction patterns. Separate microstrac-tural characterization (EDS) of films with varying composition (ca. 10% excess Cu or In) showed the formation of separate phases of CuiS and IniSs, respectively, along with the CuInSi [39]. The best films were obtained at high deposition temperatures (80°C) and with stirring. Lower deposition temperature resulted in poorer stoichiometry (less S), and stirring improved fihn uniformity. Grain size, measured by TEM (which does not necessarily show crystal size) was 100 00 nm. [Pg.306]

Increased porphyrins in clear fluid such as urine may be detected directly by their pink fluorescence if exposed to long ultraviolet (Fig. 7.3.2). The specificity of this screening assay may be improved if porphyrins are extracted by talcum [8]. These isolated porphyrins may be quantified using a spectrofluorimeter. As different porphyrias show specific excretion patterns, separation of the main porphyrins is desirable. The formerly used fractionated extraction enabled to separate the uroporphyrin fraction from the coproporphyrin fraction. In addition to uroporphyrin, the first fraction includes heptacarboxy- and part of hexacarboxyporphyrins, and in addition to coproporphyrin, the second fraction includes part of hexacarboxy- and pentacar-boxyporphyrins. Later on, thin-layer chromatography of methylester derivatives is used. [Pg.758]

Placing detectors on a focal plane face of a supporting module is very demanding. The goal is to end up with thin diode chips attached to the end of the module and in electric contact with lead points on the module. In US-A-4290844 (Carson Alexiou Corporation, USA, 22.09.81) a wafer of a detector material is secured to the end of the module and ion-milling is used to pattern separate detector islands. This method permits a very high density of detectors to be formed on the focal plane. [Pg.317]

Fig. 13. a-Fe203 powder pattern — separation of nuclear and magnetic peaks by polarization analysis (P x), [from Ref. (59)]... [Pg.38]

Figure 29 shows the H CRAMPS NMR spectra of cyclic dipeptides, cyclo[L-Ala-L-Ala](LL) and cyclo[L-Ala-D-Ala](LD) in the solid state. The H CRAMPS NMR spectra show a simple solid high-resolution proton signal pattern separated into three regions (H, H" and H ) for LL and LD. It is known that the ring conformation of LL is a boat form (C equatorial) and that of ld is a planar form in the solid state (by X-ray crystal diffraction analysis). From Fig. 29, it can be seen that (1) the chemical shift of the H" signal is different... [Pg.109]

Caffeine is one of the most studied substances in science. It stimulates the central nervous system it counteracts adenosine in the brain, thereby inhibiting its effect causing a feeling sleepiness. Caffeine also increases the level of adrenaline (a hormone) and dopamine (a neurotransmitter). Caffeine, contrary to some beliefs, does not wake people up, it only inhibits the effects of adenosine, increases the rate of heartbeat, dilates certain blood vessels and narrows some others, and makes it easier for muscles to contract. Caffeine also boosts pattern separation memory in humans. In addition to this general stimulating action, side effects may include irritability, nervousness, headache or insomnia, especially if unreasonably high amounts are consumed. Caffeine has been linked to a number of negative effects as well (heart, liver and kidney disease, cancer, osteoporosis, ulcers. [Pg.105]

Fig. 12.39. Animal species with the same myoglobin patterns. Separation by isoelectric focusing of water soluble muscle proteins [F], blood [B], and mixtures of both [F/B] (cf Kg. 12.38, according to ATuwer, 1988). a Myoglobin and hemoglobin zones after treatment with o-dianisidine/H202 b Protein zones after staining with coomassie... Fig. 12.39. Animal species with the same myoglobin patterns. Separation by isoelectric focusing of water soluble muscle proteins [F], blood [B], and mixtures of both [F/B] (cf Kg. 12.38, according to ATuwer, 1988). a Myoglobin and hemoglobin zones after treatment with o-dianisidine/H202 b Protein zones after staining with coomassie...
Figure 14.9 Schematic view of the LISA process, (a) Thin layer of polymer spin-coated on a flat silicon wafer, (b] Mask of protruding patterns separated by the polymer film using a spacer, (c) During the heat cooling cycle the polymer film self-assembles into a periodic supramolecular pillar array. [Images taken from Ref. 67.) Abbreviation LISA, lithographically induced self-assembly. Figure 14.9 Schematic view of the LISA process, (a) Thin layer of polymer spin-coated on a flat silicon wafer, (b] Mask of protruding patterns separated by the polymer film using a spacer, (c) During the heat cooling cycle the polymer film self-assembles into a periodic supramolecular pillar array. [Images taken from Ref. 67.) Abbreviation LISA, lithographically induced self-assembly.
Clelland CD, Choi M, Romberg C et al (2009) A functional role for adult hippocampal neurogenesis in spatial pattern separation. Science... [Pg.149]

Sl.Aimone JB, Deng W, Gage FH (2011) Resolving new memories a critical look at the dentate gyrus, adult neurogenesis, and pattern separation. Neuron 70 589-596... [Pg.149]

Sahay A, Scobie KN, Hill AS et al (2011) Increasing adult hippocampal neurogenesis is sufficient to improve pattern separation. Nature 472 466 70... [Pg.149]

Chrysotile (Table 9) invariably occurs in nature as hollow tubes and fibers easily recognizable in electron micrographs and often in hand specimens. Its chemical composition and X-ray powder patterns separate it from halloysite. Antigorite (Table 10) is also easily identified by... [Pg.145]


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