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The normal or Gaussian distribution a bell-shaped frequency profile defined by the function... 

The first cosine factor represents a wave like the originals with average wavelength and frequency and moving with velocity (uq + us2)/ k + k2). In the case of electromagnetic waves u = cAq and w2 = cfc2j so that v = c(ki + k2)/(ki + k2) = c, the original velocity. The composite wave however, has an amplitude that varies within a profile defined by the factor... 

Rosenfeld, J.M., Vargas, R., Jr, Xie, W. and Evans, R.M. (2003) Genetic profiling defines the xenobiotic gene network controlled by the nuclear receptor pregnane X receptor. Molecular Endocrinology, 17, 1268-1282. 

If two or more types of amino acids are observed in an aligned profile defining position, P(Y Y) is first set to zero and the remaining I X Y)s prior conditional probabilities renormalized,... 

However, salinity values are easily obtained with a salinometer (which measures electrical conductivity and is appropriately calibrated with standard solutions and adjusted to account for T effects). The salinity of seawater increases if the loss of H2O (evaporation, formation of ice) exceeds the atmospheric input (rain plus rivers), and diminishes near deltas and lagoons. Salinity and temperature concur antithetically to define the density of seawater. The surface temperature of the sea reflects primarily the latitude and season of sampling. The vertical thermal profile defines three zones surface (10-100 m), where T is practically constant thermoclinal (100-1000 m), where T diminishes regularly with depth and abyssal... 

Make a qualitative sketch of the concentration profiles defined by Eqs. 18-22 and 18-28 and explain the physical reason that makes them different. 

The implementation of the on-line optimization strategy requires the knowledge of current states and/or parameters in nonlinear process models in order to modify a new optimal profile defined as a set point for a controller. It is known that some measurements i.e. concentration are available at low sampling rate with significant time delay. To overcome this difficulty, state and parameter estimation is incorporated into the proposed on-line optimization algorithm. 

D is the binary diffusion coefficient of the species within oxygen atmosphere and jr is the radial flow density of the species to the wall. The flow density jj=R is directly connected to the deposition profile defined in Eq. (3) ... 

The complete control system for positioning on an actual control axis includes several levels of control loops, which are acting in a synchronized manner, as shown in Figure 3.155. The intermediate control loops are called embedded loops, and together they guarantee that the original command for a specified movement is correctly completed. Any command for a movement, which is executed under closed-loop control, will result in a motion profile. This, usually trapezoidal profile, defines the way how the component is intended to be moved. 

On a plot of Z/N vs Z for all stable nuclides the field of stability is outlined very well by a profile, defined by the special points of the periodic table derived from 4. Furthermore, hem lines that divide the 264 nuclides into 11 groups of 24 intersect the convergence line, Z/N = r, at most of the points that define the periodic function. If the hem lines are extended to intersect the line Z/N = 0.58, a different set of points are projected out and found to match the periodicity, derived from the wave-mechanical model. 

Because the safety profiles defined by safety pharmacology studies can have a significant impact on the successful development of new therapeutic agents, it is important that the techniques and assays used in safety pharmacology studies minimize the occurrence of false negative and false positive results. For this reason, techniques that provide direct measures of respiratory parameters should be used. A direct measure is one that provides the endpoint of interest, in contrast to an indirect measure that provides a surrogate endpoint,... 

Figure 11. Depth profiles of oxygen consumption. The profile defined by the solid circles (m) was calculated from ETS activity measurements (o) as reported previously (55). The profile defined by the open triangles (a) is based on bacteriological studies (84). The family of continuous profile lines between A and B was generated by Suess s (93) model of oxygen-consumption rates.

Schuller, C., Mamnun, Y.M., Mollapour, M., et al. 2004. Global phenotypic analysis and transcriptional profiling defines the weak acid stress response regulon in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Molecular Biology of the Cell 15 706-720. 

Other aspects of product performance should be considered in a specification. For example, in an immediate-release tablet, the drug should dissolve in a few minutes, not 45 minutes or longer. A controlled-release product should deliver the drug within the profile defined during development. Thus, tests that demonstrate that the state of the API within the dosage unit is in the specified physical form may increase the reliability of product performance. 

Fig. 8.9. Distinction between the type 1 and type 2 profiles defined in the text using experimental data (a) for an autoionising line in the Xe spectrum and (b) for a resonance in Mg (after J.-P. Connerade [413, 414]).

To understand what flow characteristics give rise to this mode, the study is extended to a family of velocity profiles defined as... 

Velocity profiles defined by Eq. (5.19) when n 0.5 (a pseudoplastic fluid), = 1.0 (a newtonian fluid), and n = 2.0 (a dilatant fluid) are shown in Fig. 5.4. In all cases K is assumed to be the same. The curve for the dilatant fluid is narrower and more pointed than a true parabola that for the pseudoplastic fluid is blunter and flatter. 

The DEFUSE study was a prospective multicenter study in which 74 consecutive stroke patients were treated with IV rt-PA 3-6 h after symptom onset [74]. Brain MRI was performed immediately before and 3-6 h after tteat-ment. Early reperfusion was associated with a favorable clinical response in patients with a DWI/PWI mismatch (OR, 5.4 p=0.039). Conversely, patients with no identifiable mismatch did not appear to benefit from early reperfusion. Moreover, early reperfusion was associated with fatal ICH in patients with a Malignant profile defined as a baseline DWI lesion >100 mL and/or a PWI lesion... 

The first approach assumes that the sample is composed of a discrete number or a specific distribution of components. Then the deviations from linearity for the proposed model can be included as higher order c-orrections in Equations 25 or 27. Current techniques are limited to the consideration of two discrete size populations of particles or to a size profile defined by two parameters such as the Schulz-Zimm distribution (7,26,27,28,29,30). If there is evidence that such a model describes the sample, it is certainly the best way to proceed. This approach has been applied recently to polydispersity analysis based on the assumption of a particular distribution model by Chen et al. (35, 36) and McDonnell et al. (26,37). 

The first moment pt (Equation 2.38) and the second moment aj (Equation 2.38) of the elution profile defined by Equation 6.60 are as follows (Section 6.5.3.1) ... 

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