Skew, skewing

Syn-skew Skew-skew non-planar Skew-skew non-planar... 

Zero Coverage. The peaks at Infinite dilution were slightly skewed (skew ratio 0.8), with virtually no dependence of retention volume on Injection size. Instead of the peak maximum method, retention volumes were measured by the method proposed by Conder and Young (32). To ensure that the adsorption of n-alkanes on carbon fibers was taking place under equilibrium conditions, the flow rate was varied In the range 20 to 32 cm3 min-1. The net retention volumes were essentially Independent of flow rate. 

Skewness describes the asymmetry of the distribution relative to mean. In other words, when a distribution is skewed, it does not have equal probabilities above and below the mean. A positive skewness indicates that the distribution has a longer right-hand tail (skewed toward values larger than mean). A negative skewness indicates that the distribution is skewed to the left. In spreadsheet, skewness = Skew (array). 

For defect sizing by TOED, use of L waves involves a penalty in resolution of almost a factor of two at a given frequency because of difference in velocity as compared to shear waves and use of SV waves runs into difficulties because of the mode conversion problems. Further, problems due to couplant thickness variations, surface roughness affects, beam skewing and distortion problems in anisotropic welds can also be expected. On the contrary, SH waves are not affected... 

In order that the data acquisition system can obtain information about the spatial location and orientation of the probe, a four-channel incremental encoder interface board is installed. Three channels are used to define position in three-dimensional space, while the fourth monitors the skew of the probe (skew is defined as rotation about an axis normal to the probe face). Although six measurements are required to completely define the location and orientation, it is assumed that the probe remains in contact with the inspection surface. 

Requiring l/f (r qx) to be real, the matrix W (Rx) becomes real and skew-symmetiic (just like its adiabatic counterpart) with diagonal elements equal to zero. Similarly, W (Rx) is an n X u diabatic second-derivative coupling matrix with elements defined by... 

In the -electronic-state adiabatic representation involving real electronic wave functions, the skew-symmetiic first-derivative coupling vector mahix... 

What enthalpy difference would lead to a 25-75% mixture of syn and skew rotamers of 1-butene Neglect any entropy change. 

The various conformations of cyclohexane are m rapid equilibrium with one another but at any moment almost all of the molecules exist m the chair conformation Not more than one or two molecules per thousand are present m the skew boat confer matron Thus the discussion of cyclohexane conformational analysis that follows focuses exclusively on the chair conformation... 

A potential energy diagram for nng inversion m cyclohexane is shown m Figure 3 18 In the first step the chair conformation is converted to a skew boat which then proceeds to the inverted chair m the second step The skew boat conformation is an inter mediate in the process of ring inversion Unlike a transition state an intermediate is not a potential energy maximum but is a local minimum on the potential energy profile... 

Section 3 7 Three conformations of cyclohexane have approximately tetrahedral angles at carbon the chair the boat and the skew boat The chair is by far the most stable it is free of torsional strain but the boat and skew boat are not When a cyclohexane ring is present m a compound it almost always adopts a chair conformation... 

Skew boat (Section 3 7) An unstable conformation of cyclo hexane It is slightly more stable than the boat conforma tion... 

Twist boat (Section 3 7) Synonymous with skew boat... 

A modified boat conformation of cyclohexane, known as the twist boat (Fig. 1.8), or skew boat, has been suggested to minimize torsional and nonbounded interactions. This particular conformation is estimated to be about 1.5 kcal moE (6 kJ moE ) lower in energy than the boat form at room temperature. 

Fig. 1.14 Normal and skew probability functions. (Courtesy DallaValle )...

On occasion, a data set appears to be skewed by the presence of one or more data points that are not consistent with the remaining data points. Such values are called outliers. The most commonly used significance test for identifying outliers is Dixon s Q-test. The null hypothesis is that the apparent outlier is taken from the same population as the remaining data. The alternative hypothesis is that the outlier comes from a different population, and, therefore, should be excluded from consideration. 

The pH range of an indicator does not have to be equally distributed on either side of the indicator s piQ. For some indicators only the weak acid or weak base is colored. For other indicators both the weak acid and weak base are colored, but one form may be easier to see. In either case, the pH range is skewed toward those pH levels for which the less colored form of the indicator is present in higher concentration. 

In a well-tuned (adjusted) instrument, the shape of a mass spectral peak is approximately triangular (Figure 44.7a), but, in an instrument that is poorly tuned the peak will appear misshapen (Figure 44.7b). Usually, the cause of the skewing of the peak arises from incorrectly adjusted... 

Various methods have been developed to eliminate biases which otherwise can skew results. The wines must be presented without identification, although the taster should be told the type of wines (the best strawberry wine should rate very poorly in a Cabernet class). Eor the most informative results, many details of coding, presentation order, repHcation, etc must be considered. The results must be statistically examined to estimate whether or not they could have been obtained accidentally. Statistical analysis is an entire field in and of itself, and wine studies have contributed greatly to its present sophistication, as appHed in the flavor field. 

In the most common production method, the semibatch process, about 10% of the preemulsified monomer is added to the deionised water in the reactor. A shot of initiator is added to the reactor to create the seed. Some manufacturers use master batches of seed to avoid variation in this step. Having set the number of particles in the pot, the remaining monomer and, in some cases, additional initiator are added over time. Typical feed times ate 1—4 h. Lengthening the feeds tempers heat generation and provides for uniform comonomer sequence distributions (67). Sometimes skewed monomer feeds are used to offset differences in monomer reactivity ratios. In some cases a second monomer charge is made to produce core—shell latices. At the end of the process pH adjustments are often made. The product is then pumped to a prefilter tank, filtered, and pumped to a post-filter tank where additional processing can occur. When the feed rate of monomer during semibatch production is very low, the reactor is said to be monomer starved. Under these... 

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