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A funnel flow bin typically exhibits a first-in/last-out type of flow sequence. If the material has sufficient cohesive strength, it may bridge over the outlet. Also, if the narrow flow channel empties out, a stable rathole may form. This stable rathole decreases the bin s five or usable capacity, causes materials to cake or spoil, and/or enhances segregation problems. Collapsing ratholes may impose loads on the stmcture that it was not designed to withstand. 

Solution The surface is estimated to contain 0.067mol of A in adsorbed form. The inlet gas contains 1.6 mol of A per cubic meter and is flowing at 150cm /s so that A is entering the reactor at a rate of 0.00024 mol/s. Five minutes are needed to supply the surface if all the incoming gas were adsorbed. Fifteen to thirty minutes would be a reasonable startup time. Recall that the reactor has a gas-phase residence time VjQout of only 1.5 s The residence time of the adsorbed species is 700 times larger than the average (nonadsorbed) molecule. 

Mahdihassan, S. Five inorganic drugs of longevity in China. Studs Hist Med 3, no. 3 (Sep 1979) 151-160. 

The tests were replicated under controlled conditions using soil collected from the liner in thin-walled 3-in. diameter sample tubes. The laboratory measures of hydraulic conductivity were consistently 1 x 10 9 cm/s, five orders of magnitude lower than the field value of 1 x 10-4 cm/s. The laboratory tests yielded a hydraulic conductivity 100,000 times different from that from the field test. Apparently, the flow through the 3-in. specimens did not mimic the flow on a larger scale... 

Although archaeology is a historical discipline, in that its aim is to reconstruct events in the past, it is not the same as history. If history is reconstructing the past from written sources, then 99.9% of humanity s five million years or more of global evolution is beyond the reach of history. Even in historic times, where written records exist, there is still a distinctive role for archaeology. Documentary evidence often provides evidence for big events -famous people, battles and invasions, religious dogma, and the history of states but such written sources are inevitably biased. History is written by the... 

During Robinson s five years as professor of organic chemistry at Manchester, he wrote, or co-wrote, 105 papers.83 According to Smith, who was with him both at Manchester and at Oxford, Robinson was "a great leader who inspired his students."84 According to Todd, who studied with him at Oxford, Robinson was... 

However, a quantum-chemical analysis indicates the stability of the ZnsSnsBig cluster core. It can be described as a Zn-centered monocapped pentagonal antiprism, which is equivalent to an icosahedron with one missing apex atom, and consists of a planar Zns unit which is coplanar with an (Sn/Bi)s five-membered ring. As in [Zn ... 

She 0enna child s mother] was turning up late at the nursery. Haley would be in that nursery at five at night when she should have been out of there about half three, quarter to four... and people phoning me up at [work]... Jenna s not came for Haley yet and it s five to five, what are we going to do and I m in my work and I m like that... God s sake, man ,... 

One famous set of DMT studies involves physician Rick Strassman, Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. In 1990, Strassman began the first new research in the United States in more than twenty years on the effects of psychedelic drugs on humans. During the project s five years, he administered approximately four hundred doses of DMT to sixty human volunteers. 

To recapitulate, awareness (or perceiving in Myers-Briggs terms) can be developed either through sensing -using one s five senses, or by intuiting - using one s sixth... 

The President s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief U.S. Five Year Global HIV/AIDS Strategy. 2004. Available at http //www.state.gov/s/gac/rl/or/29761.htm [Accessed June 22, 2005]. 

Political philosophers have traditionally conceived of justice as a relationship among people living within the same nation or state. Plato (1974), for example, held that a just state is rationally ordered. Hobbes (1982) held that principles of justice are rules that people adopt in order to attain the benefits of social cooperation and avoid the dangers of the state of nature. Conceptual problems arise when one extends this standard account of justice to the international domain, because people around the globe are not living in the same nation. The world s five billion people live in more than 150 nations. How can there be justice among people in different nations ... 

Consider the industry of the publicly traded company you selected in the previous exploration exercise. Analyze whether the industry is favorable with respect to sustainability using Porter s five forces, and present your findings in a short essay. 

Read the Wall Street Journal for one week, collecting one article each day that discusses technical opportunities that various companies are considering or exploiting. Try to choose articles from the same or a related industry. In each of the articles identify key points of competitive advantage for the particular opportunity and in a short essay discuss whether those advantages are likely to be sustainable using Porter s five forces analysis. 

Scientific theories themselves can be distinguished as deductive or inductive in nature, according to the underlying character of their premises. In a deductive theory, the fundamental premises are axioms or postulates that are neither questionable nor explainable within the theory itself. Outstanding examples of deductive theories include Euclidean geometry (based on Euclid s five axioms) and quantum mechanics (based on Schrodinger s prescription for converting classical trajectory equations into wave equations). An inductive theory, on the other hand, is based on universal laws of experience that express what has always been found to be true in the past, and may therefore be reasonably expected to hold in the future. Thermodynamics is the pre-eminent example of an inductive theory. 

Euclidean geometry was originally deduced from Euclid s five axioms. However, it is now known that necessary and sufficient criteria for Euclidean spatial structure can be stated succinctly in terms of distances, angles, and triangles, or, alternatively, the scalar product of the space. We can express these criteria by employing Dirac notation for abstract ket vectors R ) of a given space M with scalar product (R R7). 

Explore the website to learn about NASA s five-phase spiral approach to space exploration. This includes the development of the Crew Exploration Vehicle, which is to be versatile enough for manned travel to the moon and Mars. 

There is an evolutionary pressure on KM to increase with a consequent increase in cat. This evolutionary pressure rapidly decreases as KM becomes greater than [S]. At KM = [S], half of the enzyme is unbound, so according to equation 12.12 the rate is 50% of the maximum possible. At KM = 5[S], five-sixths of the enzyme is unbound, so the rate is 83% of the maximum. Any further increase in Ku gives only a marginal increase in the rate. 

Approximately 3% of Texas three million acres of cotton, and 60-70% of Alabama s five hundred thousand acres of cotton were planted with Bacillus thuringiensis cotton in 1996. The potential economic and environmental benefits are evident when the size of the annual US cotton harvest (9 x 10y pounds, worth about 7.2 10y), and volume... 

After presenting the criteria for performance evaluation of the three different techniques, we explain their meaning and significance. In the next section, we will comment on the appropriateness of the criteria and the reference points. This discussion relates to coverage of enzyme performance criteria in Chapter 2. Jacobsen and Finney suggest the following five criteria for comparison of performance ( Jacobsen s five criteria ) ... 

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