Recognition information

Placards are diamond shaped, 10 4" square. The placard provides recognition information in a number of ways ... 

Recognition, Information Sources, Prescribing Attitudes, and Practices. Journal of Family... 

M. Inouye, M. Ueno, and T. Kitao, Transmission of recognition information to other sites in a molecule Proximity of two remote sites in the spirobenzopyran by recognition of alkali-metal cations, 7. Org. Chem. 57, 1639-1641 (1992). 

Progress in this approach may be accelerated by borrowing selected macromolecules, such as proteins, from nature to become active components in our synthetic structures. Nature has developed the appropriate stimuli recognition, information processing and storage, and response mechanisms to allow life, as we know it, to continue to exist. This is no mean feat, and to emulate it we must consider a macro-molecular approach. 

To function as intelligent materials, conducting polymers must be capable of stimuli recognition, information processing, and response actuation. As a result, they must possess appropriate chemical properties that change in response to stimuli and appropriate electrical properties that allow information to be transported within the structure and switches to be actuated. The mechanical properties must also be considered, because the creation of materials with ideal chemical and electrical properties, but with inappropriate mechanical properties, will be of questionable value. 

Moisture absorptivity, 17-45 Molar conductivity AMPS, 305-6 PAMPS, 305-6 temperature dependence, 306 Molecular imprinting resins, 293, 295, 296 Molecular imprinting technique, 289, 290, 291 Molecular orientation, 395 Molecular permeation, 135 Molecular recognition capability, 290 Molecular recognition information, 290 Molecular recognition molecules, 289 Molecular recognition sensor, 296 Molecular stifiening concept, 38 Molecular valves, stimuli-responsive sur ce as, 135-6... 

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