Region feature

The action spectrum plotted in Fig. 7c was recorded in the Br2 B X, 14—0 region. Features associated with transitions of Hes Br2 complexes are expected to become prominent in this spectrum since the Av = —3 product is being probed. Again following the band-shift rule the features associated with transitions of the (3,0)He Br2 and (2,l)He Br2 conformers are observed at about +4 cm from the (2,0)He Bt2 and (l,l)He Br2 features. Since the (0,l)He- Br2 feature is shifted by about +10cm from the monomer band origin, and the (l,l)He Br2 feature is found at about +14cm, the weak feature observed at about +24 cm is tentatively attributed to transitions of the... 

Figure 3.23. Plots of the Raman band integration of the strong 1550-1600 cm feature associated with the first species in the 342nm ps-KTR spectra (open squares and circles) and the strong 1630 cm region feature associated with the second species in the 400 nm ps-KTR spectra (solid squares and circles). Data are shown for ps-KTR spectra obtained in 25% water/75% acetonitrile (squares) and 50% water/50% acetonitrile solvent (circles) systems. The lines present best-fit exponential decay and growth curves to the data. (Reprinted with permission from reference [25]. Copyright (2004) American Chemical Society.)...

Much as in other mammals, human females concentrate in their mammary regions features potentially related with infant-directed communication. The potential semiochemical significance of the human breast will be examined here in terms of 1) morphology and secretory activity of areolar skin glands 2) infant responses when exposed to the effluvium of their mother s breast and areolae, and to the odour of related secretions 3) volatile compounds present in pure areolar secretions as compared with those of milk 4) relations of maternal areolar gland endowment to adaptive outcomes in the infant and the mother. 

Region Feature Physical representation Symbolism in equivalent circuif... 

Most standard infrared spectrometers currently operating in the mid-IR spectral region feature single element detectors. Exceptions are analyzers that are equipped with multiple detectors dedicated to single wave-... 

The approach developed by Newman for the treatment of both mass-transfer and electric-field effects in boundary-layer flows has had considerable success.L2 6 However, many flows of practical interest have separation and recirculation regions, features not amenable to a boundary-layer analysis. Fortunately, there has been significant progress in the heat-transfer and other communities in computational fluid dynamics (CFD), providing numerical methods applicable to problems important to electrochemistry. The pioneers in using CFD for electrochemical applications are Alkire and co-workers, who have been largely interested in flow effects in localized corrosion. The literature is briefly reviewed in the next section. 

The County of Siena coincides with the north-eastern part of southern Tuscany (Fig. 1), which in turn is defined as the part of Tuscany south of the Cecina river. This region features a varied landscape, which mirrors the complex geological history, although hilly morphological shapes prevail. 

The International Sequence Database Collaborators also started assigning accession, version numbers to protein sequences within the records. Previously, it was difficult to reliably cite the translated product of a given coding region feature, except... 

A feature must always have a location. This is the Seq-loc that states where on the sequence the feature resides. A coding region s location usually starts at the ATG and ends at the terminator codon. The location can have more than one interval if it is on a genomic sequence and mRNA splicing occurs. In cases of alternative splicing, separate coding region features are created, with one multi-interval Seq-loc for each isolated molecular species. 

The genetic code is assumed to be imiversal unless explicitly given in the Coding Region feature. When the genetic code is not followed at specific positions in the sequence—for example, when alternative initiation codons are used in the first position, when suppressor tRNAs bypass a terminator, or when selenocysteine is added —the Coding Region feature allows these anomalies to be indicated. 

Others. Several other features are less commonly used. A Region feature provides a simple way to name a region of a chromosome (e.g., major histocompati-hility complex ) or a domain on a polypeptide. A Bond feature aimotates a bond between two residues in a protein (e.g., disulfide). A Site feature aimotates a known site (e.g., active, binding, glycosylation, methylation, phosphorylation). 

Because the majority of submissions contain a single nucleotide sequence and one or more coding region features (and their associated protein sequences), the functionality just outlined can frequently result in a finished record, ready to submit... 

Yuan HM, Liu ZG, Song JM (2004) Studies on the regional feature of organic carbon in sediments off the Huanghe River Estuary waters. Acta Oceanol Sin 23(1) 129-134... 

Figure 8 shows three of the EELS spectra that were collected from the inner iron carbide core or Zone 1 of the catalyst particle. These three spectra were randomly chosen somewhere within the core region. Features to be noted in these spectra include the prominent carbon C-Ktc peak (286 eV) versus the C-Ka peak (296 eV). The strong C-Ktt peak indicates an iron carbide phase in the core region. Also noted is the small amount of oxygen in the spectrum. 

Lets suppose that a certain location implies a high traffic load on the boundary layers. At a certain point in time, cracks may develop in the boimdary layers due to fatigue. The cracks increase the annual infiltration into the road body. The annual amount of rain and its distribution over the year is a local or regional feature. As the water content in the unbound layers increases, some of the bearing capacity is lost, which may cause settlement in the imboimd layers. A differential settlement is likely to give rise to further damage to the boimdary layer that, in turn, will increase the infiltration capacity and increase the water content and flux in the unbound layers. 

Scientific index and effective model are essential for the urban resources and environment evaluating. An ideal evaluation system should not only reflect the status of resources and the environment, but also reflect the potential impact on urban resources and environment, such as the activities of human beings, regional features. 

Figure 6.6 Raman spectra (785 nm excitation, with the G-band region featured in the insert) of the pre-separated SWNTs (solid line), and the separated metallic (long dashed line) and semiconducting (short dashed line) fractions. ...

The results of the soil characteristics basic indices study can be used in resolving the issues of management and sustainable utilization of soil resources, taking into account the regional features of climatic factors. 

Feature Detection Feature detection is used to recover a high-level geometric description from the lower-level geometric representation of a part. Defects or some basic elements on a surface can be dealt with as features. Examples of such features include size, position, contour measurement via edge detection and linking, as well as texture measurements on regions. Feature detection is used to identify defects with certain features or validate if the acquired data fit a specific feature. 

The regional features were described by outlining the relations between each composition and adjacent ones. The points on the boundary were utihzed to distinguish the regions of various compositions. 

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