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The quick reference Table 19-8 will help by way of rapid elimination of poor possibihties. Following that the brief comments and illustrations will help pinpoint most probable selections. Further study of the more elaborate data in the references and contact with the usual suppliers are recommended, as there are many possible modifications of equipment which can improve operating results from any type of machine finally selected. 

For each kind of TOV and its duration, a corresponding factor K) is obtained and with this is determined the required rating, V, of the arrester. The most crucial TOV may be selected as the rating of the arrester. If it is not a standard rating us in the manufacturer s catalogue as shown in Tables 18.9 and 18.11. one may select the next higher rating available. A sitiiple procedure is outlined in Table I 8..5 for a quick reference. 

Pocket Guide. When a new maintenance form or procedure is introduced, a quick reference pocket guide can promote understanding and accuracy. The key to effectiveness is a deliberate design to provide maximum illustrations or examples in simple language. If it cannot be prepared in-house, outside help should be sought. Professionalism is essential to good communications. 

Notes This table should be used as a quick reference guide only. 

The articles follow a standard format for each technique A clear description of the technique, the range of information it provides, the range of materials to which it is applicable, a few typical examples, and some comparison to other related techniques. Each technique has a quick reference, one-page summary in Chapter 1, consisting of a descriptive paragraph and a tabular summary. 

Whilst the hazards identified, and the principles and practice for the control of risks are universal, i.e. they are independent of location, in order to assist quick-reference an appendix of relevant contemporaneous UK legislation has been added as a guide together with a much-expanded Bibliography in Chapter 19. Finally, for convenience of use, the Index has been enlarged. 

Having established the content of SOPs from the HTA and PHEA, ergonomics guidelines for information presentation can be used to ensure that workers can quickly refer to the instructions and that the possibility of misinterpretation is minimized. An example of such guidelines is United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (1991). In this section, the focus will be on the inputs from the HTA and PHEA to the design of SOPs. 

This is turbulent and satisfactory for the assumption. For helpful quick reference for discharge of air through an orifice, see Table 2-12B. 

Table 3-3 is a quick reference as to the function of the basic parts. 

For quick reference, the listing below presents the most commonly used t)pes of vacuum pumping equipment ... 

Exposure Period Three exposure periods - acute (less than 15 days), intermediate (15-364 days), and chronic (365 days or more) are presented within each relevant route of exposure. In this example, an inhalation study of intermediate exposure duration is reported. For quick reference to health effects occurring from a known length of exposure, locate the applicable exposure period within the LSE table and figure. 

Appendix C is a quick reference chart for signs and symptoms of exposure to chemical terrorism agents. The chart is only meant as a guide and is not to be all-inclusive. 

For comparison purposes and as a quick reference guide, Table 1 collects all the inventions in chronological order. Not all the patents are shown in Table 1, since in most cases global coverage was attempted, instead only the representative patents of each patent family are included. 

It is useful to have a summary set of conclusions of this chapter on chemistry so that quick reference can be made to the chemical factors that have dominated our ecosystem. They are ... 

Consequently, this book has been compiled to be used as a quick reference. It includes a glossary of terms, tables of technical data, and, for those who require more detail, there are more comprehensive text sections covering the major rubber types, compounding ingredients and the equipment used in the most common processes. 

In particular, Diels-Alder adducts from the enantioselective reaction of 2-bromo-acrolein and 2-chloroacrolein with a variety of dienes are of exceptional synthetic versatility. Readers are advised to consult the review article by Corey and Guzman-Perez.54 For the purpose of quick reference, chiral ligands commonly used in Diels-Alder reactions are listed in Table 5-6. 

In chapter 1 we recall some fundamental facts, that will be used in the rest of the book. First in section 1.1, we give the definition and the most important properties of Xfnl then in section 1.2 we explain the Weil conjectures in the form in which we are later going to use them in order to compute Betti numbers of Hilbert schemes, and finally in section 1.3 we introduce the punctual Hilbert scheme, which parametrizes subschemes concentrated in a point of a smooth variety. We hope that the non-expert reader will find in particular sections 1.1 and 1.2 useful as a quick reference. 

Improvement Item Recovery plan not formally documented in a written plan. Reimbursement needs should be included in recovery plan (supplies, hours, equipment, etc.). Utilization of business cards or other quick reference needed to assist in identifying major players involved in recovery planning. Recovery plan should include animal con-trol/consideration of animal welfare. 

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