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Response mode

The resolution of analog derivative spectra depends not only on the slit width but also to a large extent on the rate of the wavelength scan s and on the differentiation time constant T. The effect of these three parameters can be seen in Figs. 4-15, 4-16, 4-17, and 4-18. [Pg.119]

The spectra in Fig. 4-15 are taken without filtering or smoothing. The second derivative contains so much noise already that in this case it is pointless to generate higher-order derivatives. [Pg.119]

The influence of the differentiation time constant t on the peak height can be observed in Fig. 4-18. [Pg.120]

The data of Fig. 4-18 are summarized in Table 4-6. As t increases, a greater effect is observed on the height of the amplitude A than on the noise. [Pg.120]

The best results are obtained if a small slit width, a slow scan speed, and a small value of T are used. In practice, a compromise must be made because a narrow slit [Pg.120]


When subjected to a step function loading, solid samples respond in one of the characteristic response modes described in Chap. 2. Often it is desired to investigate materials response to structured loading or even to shear-pulse loading. Both of these loadings can be achieved with the use of an intervening disk of a solid material placed between the loading and the sample. [Pg.60]

Miller, G. et al.. Responsive modes of Medicago sativa proline dehydrogenase genes during salt stress and recovery dictate free proline accumulation, Planta, 222, 70, 2005. [Pg.295]

In actual practice, it is common to keep the transformation factors constant throughout the analysts. Engineering judgment is used to select the appropriate factors, depending on the predominant response mode anticipated. A trial and error approach may be used to evaluate the response mode behavior. An average of the clastic and plastic transformation factors is sometimes used. [Pg.43]

A creator creates in order to bring the creation into being. People in the reactive-responsive mode often have trouble understanding this sensibility to create for the sake of the creation itself. Not for the praise, not for the return on investment , not for what it may say about you, but for its own sake. (pp. 57-8)... [Pg.77]

Such self-conjugate response modes are no longer associated preferentially with intensive or extensive character and will be found to have special utility in expressing the Euclidean structure of Ms as direct analogs of its Cartesian axes. Equation (11.51) shows that the desired matrix A leading to self-conjugacy (11.80) must satisfy... [Pg.364]

Mathematical models that contain ordinary differential equations face an inherent computational difficulty associated with the stiffness of the equations. Stiffness of ordinary differential equations depends on the relative magnitudes of the response modes or the characteristic time constants of the system being modeled. In solid fuel conversion problems where particles of varying sizes are considered the differential equations for the thermal transients of the particles are usually stiff. Estab-... [Pg.215]

For a moment, assume that Eq. (3) is correct for all t where Eq. (4) gives the true solution. Then the response modes of the system are given by the eigenvalues (A ) of the Jacobian J0. For a stable system, the eigenvalues have the property that... [Pg.216]

Fig. 39. The large graph is a curve of the steady-state rate of CO2 production as a function of Pqo over K25-ZnO at 150°C and P02 = 0.2 bar. The CO2 transient response curves (a)-(e) result from stepwise changes of the CO pressure among the points A-E as shown above the response curves. The response modes are classified as (a) monotonic, (b and c) complex, (d) false start, and (e) overshoot (after 222). Fig. 39. The large graph is a curve of the steady-state rate of CO2 production as a function of Pqo over K25-ZnO at 150°C and P02 = 0.2 bar. The CO2 transient response curves (a)-(e) result from stepwise changes of the CO pressure among the points A-E as shown above the response curves. The response modes are classified as (a) monotonic, (b and c) complex, (d) false start, and (e) overshoot (after 222).
Progressively higher doses of ASA cause antiplatelet aggregation, analgesia, antipyresis, and antiinflammation. The mechanisms responsible for each of these responses, modes of excretion, effects on the acid-base balance, and side effects are discussed. [Pg.244]

For process control applications, FIA offers the benefit of real-time continuous monitoring by regularly aspirating sample solution (e.g., from a batch-type chemical reactor) into a carrier-wash solution, the detector of choice being operated in an impulse response mode. Thus a chemically modulated signal, continuously recorded as a series of peaks (injected material on a constant background of carrier-wash), offers a positive... [Pg.372]


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