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Quadmpoles or hexapoles are used as transmission guides for both slow and fast ions. In both cases, the objective is to ensure that as many ions as possible are guided from the entrance of the device to its exit. The ions are usually in transit in a straight line between an ion source and a mass analyzer. Any ions within the transmission guides that are deflected from the desired trajectory are pushed or pulled back on course by the action of the inhomogeneous RF fields applied to the poles of the guides. 

The density of ions and electrons increases quickly in the argon gas, at the same time increasing their kinetic energies as they are pulled back and forth in the applied electromagnetic field and undergo frequent collisions with neutral gas atoms. Some recombination of ions and electrons also occurs to form neutrals. 

The overhead eccentric jaw crusher Nordberg, Telsmith Jnc., and Cedarapids) falls into the second type. These are single-toggle machines. The lower end of the jaw is pulled back against the toggle by a tension rod and spring. 

Figure 8.3. Wave interactions in planar tensile fracture experiment, (a) Shows the distance-time plot of interacting compression C , rarefaction R , and tension T , waves (b) Shows the corresponding particle-velocity profiles including the initial compressive shock wave (tj, tj), the pull-back signal (tj, tj), and subsequent reflection >h).

Impact of a thin plate on a sample of interest which is, in turn, backed by a lower impedance window material leads to an interaction of waves which will carry an interior planar region into tension. Spall will ensue if tension exceeds the transient strength of the test sample. A velocity or stress history monitored at the interface indicated in Fig. 8.4 may look as indicated in Fig. 8.5. The velocity (stress) pull-back or undershoot carries information concerning the ability of the test material to support transient tensile stress and, with appropriate interpretation, can provide a reasonable measure of the spall strength of the material. 

Nylon 11 Nylon 11 is a hard abrasion-resistant, scuff-resistant coating. When correctly formulated and applied, it can be used for exterior application. It has good resistance to solvents and to a range of alkalis and salt solutions up to 80°C. If water quenched, the coating has excellent impact strength. However, Nylon 11 is crystalline and pull-back from sharp edges can be a problem. It is therefore essential that metal work is well radiused. 

Different tests are used on prototypes. As an example industry has a test where a load may be double that of a heavy person. Its two rear legs are positioned in front of an anchored board. The top of the chair has a rope or chain extending backwards to an oscillating device. The top of the chair will be pulled back to the point of almost failing backward and then released. The loaded chair will bounce on its two front legs. This cycle is repeated thousands of times. The industry test has requirements so if the chair is to be used in commercial environment its number of cycles will be many more than a noncommercial chair. 

The designer should be aware of the fact that this is to be considered in designing with extruded products. The designer can exercise little control over this pull back condition except to be guided by the experience of the extrusion processor to indicate which materials are particularly susceptible to this problem and what the recommended wall thicknesses are to minimize the effect. In general, one of the best ways to improve the condition is to slow down the rate of extrusion. As a result, products have a tendency to pull back. They also will be more costly to produce. 

Shot Size Distance Pull Back Distance... 

The behavior of a bead-spring chain immersed in a flowing solvent could be envisioned as the following under the influence of hydrodynamic drag forces (fH), each bead tends to move differently and to distort the equilibrium distance. It is pulled back, however, by the entropic need of the molecule to retain its coiled shape, represented by the restoring forces (fs) and materialized by the spring in the model. The random bombardment of the solvent molecules on the polymer beads is taken into account by time smoothed Brownian forces (fB). Finally inertial forces (f1) are introduced into the forces balance equation by the bead mass (m) times the acceleration ( ) of one bead relative to the others ... 

After inserting a needle into a vein for IV drug administration, pull back the syringe barrel. Blood should flow back into the syringe. After a backflow of blood is obtained, it is safe to inject the drug. 

Before injection, pull back the plunger and tip die syringe back and forth slighdy to agitate and remix die insulins. 

If line managers become mentors, this can also reduce the clarity of roles. In fact, most mentoring schemes that tried this approach to providing mentors had to pull back because the line boss was imable to cope with the ambiguity of roles. Being an objective coididante on the one hand and having to appraise the employee on the other proves too difficult to reconcile. 

Today we face a different challenge. Environmental pressure is pushing away from S)mthetic or petro-chemically derived products, while economic factors are pulling back from often more expensive "green" options. This paradox is what fuels research into materials and products whose properties fulfill environmental and economic requirements. 

In the interior of a liquid bottom), each molecule experiences equal forces in all directions. A molecule at the surface of a liquid top) is pulled back into the liquid by intermolecular forces. 

After a baseline angiogram confirms the presence and location of the vascular occlusion, a microcatheter is navigated over a microwire into the occluded vessel, traversing the thrombus. Once the microcatheter is positioned immediately distal to the clot, thrombolytic infusion begins the microcatheter is then pulled back through the clot while dmg is infused. Dose adjustments and total dose calculations are made depending on the clinical circumstances, pretreatment dose of rt-PA received, degree of recanalization, and relative size and function of the territory at risk. 

As well as the obvious risks, there can be less obvious risks too. Heart pacemakers can be disrupted by strong magnetic fields so this needs to be pointed out to anyone who enters the area in case they are reliant on one. Another risk is for people who have certain metal prosthetics (e.g., hip joints) - you wouldn t want them stuck to the side of the magnet, would you Another example that we have had is with metal breathing apparatus - someone was pulled back to the magnet when wearing it during a fire drill. 

The importance of this can be assessed by running a cyclic voltammogram with the electrode pulled back from the window, and comparing it to one collected with the electrode pushed against the window. The influence of IR drop is discussed in a little more detail in section 2.2.7. 

Figure 2.112 Cyclic voltammograms of a P( electrode immersed in N2-saturated I M NaOH solution, and (a) in the absence and (b) in the presence of I M ethylene glycol. Scan rate 100mVs-1, the voltammograms were taken using the IR spectroelectrochemical cell with the electrode pulled back from the cell window. From Christensen and Hamnett (1989).

As soon as an electron should leave the surface an image charge is induced within the metal and the electron is pulled back across the edge. A characteristic amount of energy, known as the work function W, is required to remove an electron from a metal. Suppose now that the metal is placed in a strong electric field which is directed to pull electrons from the metal. The electric potential —eEx, where E is the electric field and x the distance from the edge, now modifies the potential at the surface to resemble the situation shown in figure 4. 

Most of the women in the orchestra wore conventional black skirts and white shirts during concerts and had their hair neady pulled back. Robin, with her brighdy colored clothing and unusual hairstyles, was considered quite eccentric. 

In the course of the survey, in addition to what you actually see, you should pay attention to the unexpected. A container, for example, properly processed, properly sited, and in all respects satisfactory, could unexpectedly rupture and spill its contents. Or, a toxic effluent extracted to a roof vent through an otherwise effective ventilation system (as we have seen with the tale of Mrs. Madison) could be pulled back into circulation through an improperly located air intake. One of the keys to the survey, in fact, is alert awareness. 

The holomorphic symplectic form a on X induces one on X, which we still denote by cj. Its pull-back rj uj is invariant under the action of 0,, hence defines a holomorphic 2-form

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