Search masking

As can be seen in Figure 5-17, some search fields (e.g., POW [= Power]) do not need any input in the search mask this means that all entries with any content of those Helds are retrieved. However, other fields always demand an input. In case the input is omitted (for example for the decadic logarithm of the partition coefficient), a corresponding error message results. Since the PCB are more soluble in the organic phase, the input of that Field is restricted to positive values. 

Consult your WINDOWS 98 manual and study the section for finding something on your computer. Click the Start button and then point to Find. Click Files or Folders... and then click the Named box. Then type the name of the file or directory you want to find. As an example enter <. SER> as the search mask (SER means 2D raw data file) and in the Look in box enter as the directory where fo search. To start the search click Find Now. 

It is often possible to search for bands of particular intensity in selected wavelength ranges. During the search all fields may be interconnected logically (search masks) or by logic operators (and or not proximity operators). A summary of information contained in a spectral data bank for a given compound is given in Tab. 22.3. 

This system is used on the IBM-1130. Band-no-band data are entered via the computer keyboard in either microns or wave numbers. Other physical data are entered by code numbers 1 through 32. Searching a single disk file of about 40,000 spectra takes only 40 sec. Data can be added to selectively, or deleted from the search masks after each search. No re-entry of data is necessary to search additional disk files. 

If you are interested in all stmctures which were studied by a specific author, you click the icon with the right small binocular and write the name of the author into a search mask, for example Smith. Then the... 

A simple formula screen based on the numbers of each type of centre is scanned first. The presence of each interaction in the query is confirmed by setting all screens appropriate to the distance, tolerances, within a search mask and comparing this with the stored mask. This check removes all compounds that do not have any conformations with interactions within the required range. It does not indicate which conformation or even that all required interactions occur in a single conformation. 

Fig. 4. Example of output from the seg program (Wootton, 1994). The seg program was run with default parameters on the SWISS-PROT sequence PSPDHUMAN. (A) Tree output format from seg. Lower case sequence on the left is low complexity, whereas the sequence on the right is high complexity. Note that only the regions between residues 13 and 47 and residues 152 and 375 are large enough to contain protein domains. (B) The second output from seg shows the regions of low complexity masked with Xs this sequence is ready for database searching.

The cyclic voltammogram of complex 3 B"-Ni shows two quasi-reversible Ni(0)/(I) and Ni(I)/(II) redox waves at —2.5 V and —I.IV vs. Fc/Fc, respectively. Neither of the two oxidized complexes was isolable, most likely due to the masking of the low-valent nickel(O) center by the three ter -butyl substituents on the carbene ligand. The search for alternative routes to these complexes using less sterically bulky NHC ligands, such as the TIMEN isopropyl derivative, is under investigation. 

The mission instructions are repeated once again reconnoiter the area indicated on their maps, observe and report enemy activity and search for items useful to the intelligence unit. Move cautiously, as if in a combat environment. If a sniper is visible and is firing a weapon from a hiding place in the woods, return fire and resume the mission. When encountering gas, mask immediately. Check to see that the mask is cleared and properly adjusted. When safely across the road and in the clear, remove the mask and return it correctly to its carrying case. 

However, the pinhole density in the imaging layer has to be reduced. This can be done by searching among all the commercial novolak - based resists for an acceptable candidate or by setting an MLR specification for resist vendors improve their quality control. Because thin resists have been used for mask making with an acceptable defect level, no fundamental pinhole problem is anticipated. 

Fig. 1. Whole scheme of gene module search from gene expression database. The system consists of four steps (a) discretization of query and dafabase, (b) database masking, (c) enumeration of core modules, and (d) module merging. In fhis example, the query and the database are discretized into only three degrees ffigh (+f)," Low (-1), and Other expressions (0)".

Reduction of the sodium chloride level can result in taste problems and flavour shifts. There are several approaches to maintain salt taste. Most often, potassium chloride is used, because it shows the most prominent salty taste of those applicable inorganic salts. Lithium chloride is the most salty salt but cannot be used for toxicological reasons. Most consumers, however, complain about the bitter, chalky taste of KCl-containing formulations. Development of sodium-reduced products using mineral salts is a challenge and the whole product formula has often to be adapted [25]. Therefore, the main focus of the research was the search for masking compounds or technologies to cover the bad taste of KCl, e.g. phenolic acids and derivatives [26] and lactisol [27]. 

Mogushestvo could hear himself seething and, although they stood as silent as sinners in a church, he could hear the nerves of his generals snapping, one by one. He glared at them from behind his battle mask, and each searched himself for something to say. 

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