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The relative magnitudes of He and Kj (Table I) indicate that the removal of both PCP and TCP occurs mainly by adsorption on the air-water interface of the air bubbles while that of NAPH occurs mostly as the vapor phase inside the air bubbles. Since the volatile fraction carried inside the air bubbles is lost to the air at the top of the aqueous phase and the surface adsorbed phase is deposited at the top of the aqueous phase, bubble fractionation removal of NAPH involves simultaneous gas desorption (air stripping) and enrichment at the top. Bubble fractionation is an integral part of most operations conducted in bubble columns. 

Energy dissipation in a sample is caused by its warming and is basically produced by two mechanisms that generally operate simultaneously ionic conduction and dipole rotation. 

Safe work practices for all personnel, including contractors, should provide for the safe conduct of operating, maintenance, and modification activities, including simultaneous operations. Specifically, safe work practices should cover ... 

Transocean bypassed some testing and conducted other simultaneous operations during displacement. 

The Special Projects Division was to develop measures for defense and retaliation against BW, to produce or procure the necessary material, to collect and evaluate intelligence on enemy activity, to maintain liaison with other military and civilian organizations concerned with biological warfare here and abroad, to prepare training publications and conduct instruction in biological warfare, and to supply technical advice to the armed forces. " The division had an immense task and had to do the work hurriedly because of the urgency of the problem as understood at that time. Construction, research, and instruction were necessarily simultaneous operations at all installations of the Special Projects Division. 

Whenever two or more project or maintenance activities are being conducted at a facility at the same time, a Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPs) Plan is needed in order to ensure that potential clashes do not create environmental or safety problems. An effective SIMOPs program is particularly needed at offshore facilities because they are so congested and because multiple activities such as drilling, diving, boat unloading, and production could aU be going on at one time. 

If Simultaneous Operations (see Chapter 1) such as production, drilling, and crane functions can be conducted simultaneously, the layout design must minimize potential conflicts. 

Their construction is under continuous development including wider use of liquefied natural gas as fuel for economical and environmental purposes, better propulsion systems and other improvements. There is also class of supply vessel specifically designed for polar operations. Very often offshore logistic operations are carried concurrently out with other operations in the field and they are included in simultaneous operations document (SIMOPS) for safety purposes. Today offshore operations are conducted in all climatic zones including tropics and ice covered polar waters. 

Other properties of electrolytes can also impose a maximum operating temperature to ensure continued operation. Proton conducting oxide electrolytes, for example decrease in hydration on heating, decreasing proton carrier concentration. Simultaneously, competing conduction mechanisms such as hole electronic and oxide ionic become more significant with temperature. This effectively... 

In any operation in which a material undergoes a change of phase, provision must be made for the addition or removal of heat to provide For the latent heat of the change of phase plus any other sensible heating or cooling that occurs in the process. Heat may be transferred by any one or a combination of the three modes—conduction, convection, and radiation. The process involving change of phase involves mass transfer simultaneous with heat transfer. 

Our strategy is based on the premise that the 31-membered ring and the conjugated triene array of the natural product could be fashioned simultaneously by a tandem inter-/intramolecular Stille coupling. Moreover, the mild conditions under which Stille couplings can be performed fueled hopes that the crucial stitching cycliza-tion could be conducted on a fully deprotected seco bis(vinyl iodide) (see 145, Schemes 40 and 54) the stitching cyclization would thus be the final operation in the synthesis. 

O Atrial fibrillation may be caused by both abnormal impulse formation and abnormal impulse conduction. Traditionally, AF was believed to be initiated by premature impulses initiated in the atria. However, it is now understood that in many patients AF is triggered by electrical impulses generated within the pulmonary veins.20 These impulses initiate the process of reentry within the atria, and AF is believed to be sustained by multiple reentrant wavelets operating simultaneously within the atria.21 Some believe that, at least in some patients, the increased automaticity in the pulmonary veins may be the sole mechanism of AF and that the multiple reentrant wavelet hypothesis may be incorrect.21 However, the concept of multiple simultaneous reentrant wavelets remains the predominant hypothesis regarding the mechanism of AF. 

It should be noted that without experimental data on the subcooled pool boiling crisis in liquid metals, the above equation cannot be verified. Another mechanism for estimating the subcooling contribution to the CHF was used for boiling with ordinary liquids (i.e., a conduction mechanism). The two mechanisms may operate simultaneously, along with the hydrodynamics and conduction-convection mechanisms (Dwyer, 1976). 

Some commercially available detectors have a number of detection modes built into a single unit. Fig. 2.4o is a diagram of the detector used in the Perkin Elmer 3D system, which combines uv absorption, fluorescence and conductivity detection. The uv function is a fixed wavelength (254 nm) detector, and the fluorescence function can monitor emission above 280 nm, based on excitation at 254 nm. The metal inlet and outlet tubes act as the electrodes in the conductance cell. The detection modes can be operated independently or simultaneously, using a multichannel recorder. In the conductivity mode, using NaCl, a linear range of 103 and a noise equivalent concentration of 5 x 10 8 g cm-3 have been obtained. 

First chemical test measurements have been conducted with the array chip. Figure 6.19 shows the results that have been obtained simultaneously from three microhotplates coated with different tin-dioxide-based materials at operation temperatures of 280 °C and 330 °C in humidified air (40% relative humidity at 22 °C). The first microhotplate (pHPl) is covered with a Pd-doped Sn02 layer (0.2wt% Pd), which is optimized for CO-detection, whereas the sensitive layer on microhotplate 3 contains 3 wt% Pd, which renders this material more responsive to CH4. The material on microhotplate 2 is pure tin oxide, which is known to be sensitive to NO2. Therefore, the electrodes on microhotplate 2 do not measure any significant response upon exposure to CO or methane. The digital register values can be converted to resistance values by taking into account the resistor bias currents [147,148]. The calculated baseline resistance of microhotplate 1 is approximately 47 kQ, that of hotplate 2 is 370 kQ and the material on hotplate 3 features a rather large resistance of nearly 1MQ. 

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