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Identify potential blast sources. Data provided by the literature (Sadee et al. 1976/ 1977 Gugan 1978 Robert and Pritchard 1982) identified potential blast sources. The plot plan in Figure 7.4 shows that the cloud covered a substantial area the oxidation and caprolactam plants (indicated in Figure 7.4 as Section 7 and 27) and also the more-or-less open area toward the hydrogen plant. 

Taylor, Frank Sherwood. Alchemical papers of Dr. Robert Plot. Ambix 4, no. 1-2... 

Robert Williams Yes, but where does the line intersect the axes Where is the intercept, because if you plot intercepts, do you get any result at all about mortality It would be very strange if you didn t. 

When differences in the oxygen isotopic composition of CAIs were first measured in 1973, Robert Clayton and his coworkers attributed these mass-independent variations to mixing of normal solar system gas (plotting on or above the terrestrial mass-fractionation... 

The electron mobilities at 296 and 420°K are given for several Cr-doped and -doped samples in Table II. The data for the Cr-doped crystals should be considered less accurate since a mixed-conductivity analysis was necessary in most cases (Look, 1980). However, the temperature dependences are not unlike those of conductive GaAs samples with similar impurity concentrations (1016—1018 cm-3). At least two of the crystals (MA 287/80 and MOR 56/76) appeared to be inhomogeneous, as evidenced by nonlinear Arrhenius plots. However, it is doubtful that the bulk of the data require a percolation-type conduction mechanism to be operative, as has been suggested (Robert et ai,... 

Figure 14.17 Reduction of chlorinated ethenes (for structures see Fig. 14.15) at a nickel electrode and by two zero-valent metals [Fe(0), Zn(0)]. Decadic logarithms of the relative overall reduction rates plotted (a) against / 0.059 V (analogous to Eq. 14-38 E H values from Arnold and Roberts, 1998), and (b) against the C-Cl bond energy (DR X) divided by 2.3 RT (Dr.x values from Perlinger et al., 2000). The absolute surface-normalized second-order rate constants for PCE are 3 x 10-3 L m 2 s I (Ni-electrode at -1.0 V Liu et al., 2000), 6 x 10-7 L-nr2 s 1 (Fe(0) average value reported by Scherer et al., 1998), and 8 x 10 5 L - nr2 s 1 (Zn(0) Arnold and Roberts, 1998).

A) Top view of the 20S protea-some as an a-carbon plot showing the seven-fold symmetry. The a subunits are in front of the 3 subunits. (B) Side view showing the proteasome cut open along its seven-fold axis. From Lowe et al.dd Courtesy of Robert Huber. 

Fig. 8.23. Cells stained with propidium iodide for permeable membranes and with annexin V for phosphatidylserine can distinguish live (double negative), apoptotic (annexin V-positive, propidium iodide-negative), and necrotic (double positive) cells. This figure (with data from Robert Wagner) shows cultured bovine aortic endothelial cells the left plot displays data from adherent cells, and the right plot displays data from the floaters. ...

Fig. 15. Simulated spectra for C26 and C27 of 16.67 mol% [25,26,27-13C]cholesterol in DMPC vesicles for a spectrometer operating at a frequency of 90 MHz. The simulated spectrum is plotted using 100 data points, where 1% noise (i.e. S/N ratio of 100) has been added. The solid line represents the fitted lineshape. Reproduced with permission from D. E. Roberts, Y. Z. Wu, R. Yusaf, J. Higinbotham, A. J. Shand and I. C. Malcolm, 1997, Magn. Resort. Chem., 35, 468. 1997 John Wiley and Sons Ltd.

Figure 14.8 Plot of k2 against the distance of tryptophan residues from the heme in cytochrome P-450. The dotted lines in the figure show the crystallographic distances between tryptophan residues, and lines labeled with rx and show the calculated distances between the heme and different tryptophan residues using all possible values of tc2 (0.0-4.0). The point where these two lines intersect shows the k2 value for the particular residue and is indicated by the arrows. Source of figures 11.22 and 11.23 Khan, K.K., Mazumdar, S., Modi, S., Sutcliffe, M., Roberts, G.C.K. and Mitra, S. (1997). European Journal of Biochemistry, 244, 361-370.

Figure 23. Relative selectivity A. 2,i of a Type II reaction (first and zero order) plotted against the observable modulus

The other caveat is that the human mind is designed to see dream causality even when it could not possibly be present. How do we know this By means of an experiment called dream splicing that was conceived by Robert Stickgold and carried out by our lab seminar group. We took 10 dream reports and cut them apart - with scissors - at the point of dramatic scene shifts in the plots. The resulting 20 dream fragments were then spliced . We reassembled them so that one half were assembled as reported and... 

Representation of the 3d orbitals, (a) Bectron density plots of selected 3d orbitals. Generated from a program by Robert Allendoerfer on Project SERAPHIM disk PC 2402 reprinted with permission, (b) The boundary surfaces of all five 3d orbitals, with the signs (phases) indicated. 

Figure 52 Initial ENd ssr isotope plot of calculated whole-rock eclogites from Africa (Koidu—Hills and Haggerty, 1989 Orapa—Smith et al., 1989 Viljoen et al, 1996 Roberts Victor—Jagoutz et al, 1984 Smith et al., 1989 Jacob and Jagoutz, 1994 Bellsbank—Neal et al., 1990), Yakutia (Snyder et al, 1993 Jacob et al, 1994 Pearson et al., 1995a Snyder et al, 1997), and eclogitic inclusions in diamonds (Richardson, 1986 Richardson et al, 1990 1999 Smith et al, 1991). Eclogite data are initial calculated whole-rock neodymium isotope compositions. Strontium isotope compositions are from clinopyroxene only. Cratonic peridotite minerals and diamond inclusions are plotted for comparison. Arrow points to a sample from Udachnaya that has a calculated initial SNd of 484. dashed lines are...

Figure 12-5 (a) Effectiveness factor plot for nth-order kinetics spherical catalyst particles (from Mass Transfer in Heterogeneous Catalysis, hy C. N. Satterfield, 1970 reprint edition Robert E. Krieger Publishing Co., 1981 reprinted by permission of the author), (b) First-order reaction in different pellet geometries (from R. Aris, Introduction to the Analysis of Chemical Reactors, 1965, p. 131 reprinted by permission of Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ)... 

Low temperature heat capacity measurements have been reported by Roberts (1.5-20 K, ), Krier, Craig, and Wallace (12-320 K, 2), Dauphinee, Martin, and Preston-Thomas (20-330 K, 3), Simon and Zeidler (15-300 K, ), and Eastman and Rodebush, (70-290 K, ). A smooth curve was drawn through a large scale plot of the data, giving the most weight to the first three references. Above 300 K, the heat capacity data were adjusted to join smoothly with the enthalpy measurements of Douglas et al. ( ). 

Fig. 4.47 is an example of one of these flow maps. It was developed by Hewitt and Roberts [4.81] from observations of the flow in an air-water mixture at ambient pressure and in water-steam mixtures at high pressure in vertical tubes of diameters between 10 and 30 mm. The momentum fluxes gGwG of the vapour and of the liquid are plotted on the ordinates. These have the same dimensions as pressure and are formed with the apparent gas and liquid velocities, that would appear if each of the two phases filled the entire cross section,... 

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