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The relations pertain to the fine, small-scale time variations in the phase and the log modulus, not to their large-scale changes. 

Figure 2 Example of an energy-loss spectrum, illustrating zero loss, and low-loss valence band excitations and the inner shell edge. The onset at 111 eV identifies the material as beryllium. A scale change of 100X was introduced at 75 eV for display purposes.

Fig. 15. The optical spectrum of Cu Ar = 1 10 at 10-12 K, (A) showing isolated Cu atoms and Cuj molecules (B), (C) photoaggregation as the result of two 30-min irradiations in the resonance lines of Cu atoms at 302 nm, (D) photodissociation of Cu, resulting from a 30-min irradiation at the 370-nm band of Cu,. The features marked "a are thought to arise from secondary trapping sites of Cu,. Note the scale change between 325 and 400 nm (150).

It is not a trivial matter to get a converged value for these simulations, since in both we are forcing the substrate to vanish from the system a substantial mutation. But if one has copious computer time available and is careful, one has the potential for calculating such a value provided the substrate is not too large and there are not appreciable large-scale changes in the protein active site upon binding. 

A. Spinning Versus Growth Length and Time Scale Change. 39... 

Attenuation Data system Vertical scale Changes appearance of chromatogram (makes peaks shorter or taller) Does not change peak recognition, retention time, area or width Does not affect the raw data... 

Fig. 10.13 Effect of intensity of turbulence on the average Nusselt number for a sphere in an air stream. (Note scale change on abscissa axis.)...

When we select the FOUller option, the x-axis scale changes to frequency. Click the OK button to accept the setting ... 

The previous section dealt with a horizontal scale change in one domain resulting in both horizontal and vertical changes in the other domain. Rayleigh s theorem, on the other hand, makes a statement about the area under the squared modulus. This integral, in fact, has the same value in both domains ... 

If all the dimensionless parameters in a reaction model are kept constant with scale change, a similarity in the reactor performance is expected, provided that the basic assumptions of the model remain unchanged in both scales, e.g. in our example the plug flow condition of gas in the bubble phase. 

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