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Fig. 3-1. The effect of increasing cadmium concentrations on sequential indices of cadmium tolerance for a non-tolerant ( ) and a cadmium-tolerant (+) clone of Holcus lanatus, (from Baker and Walker, 1989).

The notation Xj will remain reserved for trace-level intermediates, with sequential indices. In indices of concentrations, rates, rate coefficients, etc., X is suppressed for simplicity. For instance, the concentration of Xj is given as Cj the formation rate of Xj, as r, and the rate coefficient of a step Xj— Xk, as fcJk. For consistency in indices of sums and products, rate coefficients of steps A — X, are given as kQl, those of steps Xk, — P as fck l k (P = end product). Intermediates that are not, or do not remain, at trace level are designated K, L, etc. 

In the next step, a facies type has to be assigned to each finite-difference model cell within the simulation domain. For this task, the experimental histogram of the clusters (clusterl - clusterM) and the cluster variogram models are used to generate conditioned equiprobable three-dimensional realizations of the facies fields described by categorical variables. For the facies-based approach used here, the three-dimensional conditional sequential indicator simulation method (SIS) for categorical variables... 

Ptak, T. (1997) Evaluation of reactive transport processes in a heterogeneous porous aquifer within a non-parametric numerical stochastic transport modelling framework based on sequential indicator simulation of categorical variables. In Soares, A. et al. (Eds.) geoENV I - Geostatistics for Environmental Applications, BHuwer, 153-164. 

Fig. 10.5 shows a stereoisogram concerned with 1 and 1 shown in Ing. 10.1. They appear in the left-hand vertical direction, which shows the enantiomeric relationship between 1 and 1. The stereoisogram (Fig. 10.5) is characterized by the presence of self-f 5-diastereomeric relationships and referred to as belonging to Type 11. The discussions described in Sect. 10.2.1 are more clearly demonstrated by means of the stereoisogram shown in Fig. 10.5. The stereoisogram index [—,a, —] for a Type II stereoisogram sequentially indicates chirality, / 5-astereogenicity, and sclerality.

Figure 2 Temperature factors for a-carbons of the T9G mutant of interleukin-1 measured by X-ray crystallography (dashed curve), and calculated with the Gaussian network model (solid curve). The abscissa values refer to the sequential indices of a-carbons...

An issue that has already been mentioned in section 11.2 is residue numbering. Residues listed in the ATOM records of a PDB file are not necessarily numbered consecutively, may not start with residue number 1, may have an additional insertion code, and may even be negative (see [2] for details). ProSa, in contrast, uses a sequential index to address residues the first residue gets number 1, the second residue number 2, and so on. In addition, some of the residues present in a PDB file may be skipped by ProSa, for example, because they are not a standard amino acid. As a consequence, you have to make sure that the residue(s) you substitute with mutate sequence or randomise sequence really correspond to those you have in focus. One hint is the correct wild-type amino acid, as displayed in the object name of the mutant. To get a list of PDB residue numbers of a certain object and how they are mapped to the sequential index, use print residue mapping object. ... 

All motions are insured by six stepping motors sequentially driven by a programmable translator-indexer device fitted with a power multiplexer. 

Kalogerakis, N., and R. Luus, "Sequential Experimental Design of Dynamic Systems Through the Use of Information Index", Can. J. Chem. Eng., 62, 730-737(1984). 

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Fig. 6. Relationship between the log Koc for phenanthrene sorption and the polarity index of humic acids and humin, sequentially extracted from a soil. F-l, F-4, F-7, and F-9 are the first, fourth, seventh, and nineth extracted humic acids, respectively. 0.005, 0.05, and 0.5 ig mL 1 are selected liquid-phase equilbrium concentration of phenathrene (Kang and Xing 2005).

Sampling Procedures for Inspection by Attributes - Part 5 System of Sequential Sampling Plans Indexed by Acceptance Quality Limit (AQL) for Lot-by-Lot Inspection , ISO 2859-5 2005, International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Geneva, Switzerland, 2005. 

A sequential procedure was further developed by Tong and Crowe (1996) by applying sequential analysis of the principal component test using the sequential probability ratio test (SPRT). Dunia et al. (1996) also used PCA for sensor fault identification via reconstruction. In that paper it was assumed that one sensor had failed and the remaining sensors are used for reconstruction. Furthermore, the transient behavior of a number of sensor faults in various types of residuals is analyzed, and a sensor validity index is suggested, determining the status of each sensor. 

The first parameter A represents the selective pore rate (m /h). For a set volume of adsorbent contained in the Sorbex chambers, there is a known selective pore volume. This selective volume quantity is divided equally among the various adsorbent beds. Since Sorbex process simulates a moving bed process where adsorbent moves counter current to the process flow, the selective pore rate represents the quantity of selective volume that moves with every step or index of the rotary valve. One step of the rotary valve indexes the feed point from one bed to the next sequential bed position. 

The concentration data obtained from each sample analysis were expressed as fractional parts and normalized to sum to 100. The normalized data were statistically analyzed, and three principal components (A=3, Equation [1]) were calculated. The PCB constituents (varlbles) are numbered sequentially and correspond to peak 1, peak 2,. .. to peak 105. The structure and retention index of each constituent in the mixture were reported by Schwartz et al. (9). The tabular listing of the data is availedile from the present authors. 

For each index n there is a sequence of values of x for which the mode associated with an or bn is excited. We may therefore label each (nonoverlapping) extinction peak with the type of mode [electric (an) or magnetic (/ )], the index n, and the sequential order of x (Chylek, 1976) for example, a 0, a 0, and so on, where the superscript indicates the order of x the extinction peaks between x = 50 and x = 52 for a water droplet are so labeled in Fig. 1 1.7. 

For simplicity of computer implementation, and in almost all practical cases, s(x) can be taken as zero outside some limited range of x. Using filter terminology, we may say that it has a finite impulse response. Let us consider the discrete version. For discretely sampled data, we write the sampled response function as sw. As in Sections V. A. 1-V. A.4, we take its output at the center of the filter. That is, the output corresponds to the Mth finite value, where M is the index at which sm is maximum. Because data are almost always sampled sequentially, we may take the index m as being directly proportional to time. Visualizing the convolution as in Section II.A of Chapter 1, we readily see that the filter s output lags its input by precisely M samples. 

Those who fail to respond to an SSRI may respond to a TCA, and vice versa. Thus, these two broad-spectrum classes can be used in a sequential strategy to adequately treat the majority of cases. However, many physicians try another newer antidepressant (e.g, venlafaxine, bupropion, nefazodone) in such patients because of the safety and tolerability problems associated with TCAs. Of note, the tolerability profile of secondary amine TCAs such as desipramine is as favorable as any of the newer antidepressants and probably better than nefazodone. Nevertheless, the secondary amine TCAs have a therapeutic index as narrow as tertiary amine TCAs (e.g., amitriptyline, imipramine) in terms of lethality in overdoses resulting from cardiotoxicity. 

Direct evaluation of this four-fold sum would require 4didi dgdpjdgdftd c multiplications to form a symmetry block of R integrals. By constrast, sequential one-index transformations... 

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