Site feature

Site features can be obtained by observation and ordnance maps may be available from the drawing office. The features that need to be recorded are listed in Section 7.7.2. 

In keeping with its commitment to economically and environmentally responsible recycling, the American Plastics Council (APC) has a Web site feature that connects buyers and sellers of recycled plastics. The site, located at www.plasticsresource. com/recyding/marketsdb/index.phtinl allows users to select the type of plastic they want and a source location from which to obtain it. 

Minimum Spacing Requirements for Onsite Buildings Primarily distances between buildings and major site features such as process and property boundaries, tanks storage, loading racks, and utilities... 

The number of probe sites (features) per unit surface area in a DNA array reflects its information density and versatility in terms of parallel analysis of different sequences. In order to maximize these parameters, the features and their spacing in the array should be as small as possible, while retaining full sensitivity and discrimination in terms of detection. Decreasing the size of the features has the additional advantage of reducing the amount of target sample required for analysis in the application. 

Administered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), this interactive site features Recycle City, a fictional town that serves as a learning tool related to recycling and environmental awareness. 

As was discussed already in the case of Kx(Tm C82), the existence of pairs of doublets in the K 2p spectra indicates that the metallofullerene crystallises at room temperature in an fcc-like close-packed structure, with both octahedral and tetrahedral interstitial sites serving as hosts for the K ions (respectively labelled O and T in Fig. 16). For an average stoichiometry K07(Sc3N C80), both tetrahedral and octahedral sites are occupied but the latter site is favoured (see bottommost spectrum of Fig. 16), which, bearing in mind the 2 1 T 0 ratio mostly seen for x=3 phases, suggests the presence of a K(Sc3N C80) phase. Upon further intercalation, the O site feature reduces in intensity with respect to the T peak,... 

Henkel G, Krebs B. Metallothioneins zinc, cadmium, mercury and copper thilates and selenolates mimicking protein active site features - structural aspects and biological implications. Chem Rev 2004 104 801-24. 

Wrede et al., 1998 Site Feature/Peptide Design 2L/FF/GA Real2/1(Y,N)... 

Cleavage Site Feature Extraction and Peptide Design... 

Explaining atomic orbitals with 3D images and videos, this Web site features a large table displaying all the different types of orbitals, which provides an image of what an orbital is instead of just an abstract idea. 

Modeling the active site features and the mechanistic key steps occurring in biological dioxygen activation is one of the most... 

Sample A sample means a portion of a whole as a noun and to take a part of a deposit, site, feature, or artifact for analysis as a verb. The term sampling is used to describe the process of taking a sample. This can be a one-time event, a series of actions, or a statistical process. Statistical sampling is a specific method for taking samples that allows probability estimates to be made about the population that is being sampled. Archaeologists almost always take samples, but only rarely is this done in a statistical fashion. 

Figure 3 The mannose binding protein A (MBP-A) binding site, featuring calcium coordination to protein side chains as well as the 3- and 4-position hydroxyl groups of mannose.

Figure 4 The mannose binding protein A (MPB-A) binding site featuring van der Waals contacts with the mannose ligand.

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Fig. 3 (top) Active site features of a typical mammalian a-CA and (bottom) reaction catalyzed by CAs. 

Firstly, sampling and testing should be chosen that addresses the specific hypotheses contained in the proposed conceptual model. The objectives of the investigation should link to questions such as Is the existence of assumed sources of contamination proven Are the assumed pathways between sources of contamination and identified receptors viable Is the extent and strength of the assumed sources sufficient to drive transfer of contamination to identified receptors The investigation is planned around these and other key questions, so that it gives information on the presence or absence of site features, the spatial extent and concentrations of contaminants, the presence of pathways and whether these are active or not, and the dynamics of water and gas movement. 

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