Spatial Perspectives

It should be noted, in passing, that all the.se inversions produce a lower uptake for North America than in the study of Fan et al. (1998), and that all produce larger uptakes for Eurasia than North America. This is not a direct contradiction of their work, however, since the calculations here have not fixed the ocean uptake as they did. 

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Figure 7 (a) 2D spectral-spatial perspective plot of nitroxide biradicals derived from HAS doped in HPEC on one side of the plaque (left), and in a transparent film attached to the plaque on the opposite side (right), (b) Spectral slices determined nondestructively from 2D plot ESR spectra of biradicals located in two amorphous phases in the polymer (upper), and dispersed in a film (bottom). 

Figure 31. Gauche and trans conformations of p-propyl aniline. These illustrations are the result of structural optimization using a molecular mechanics computer program. Atoms were drawn (not to scale) in order to improve spatial perspective.

Figure 17 presents 2-D spectral-spatial perspective and contour images of nitroxide radicals in ABS UV-irradiated for 70 h (in A) and for 643 h (in B) in the weathering chamber. The ESR intensity is presented in absorption mode. 

Escher s work, representing periodic stmctures, complex mathematical stmctures, spatial perspectives requiring a second look , leaves open the path between science and art in a spontaneous way, ingenious and challenging... 

Fig. 6. The 2D spectral-spatial perspective plot of HAS-derived nitroxides in ABS (10% B, 2% HAS) after 17 days of thermal degradation at 333 K, presented in absorption. The "virtual spectral slices are presented in the derivative mode. The depth in millimeters of the slice from...

From a spatial perspective, the characteristic of both wind and solar is that they are diffuse resources. This results in projects spread over areas as least as large as fossil-fuel power plants. For wind, the other important characteristic is that it is site specific, so that a wind resource must be developed exactly on the site where sufficient wind is available it cannot be moved to a more convenient location. This implies built-in potential for direct conflicts with whatever may exist already in the same place. A third salient consideration is that no matter how the wind turbines are designed, painted, erected, or spaced to make them less obtmsive or annoying, they cannot be made invisible. Consequently, controversy over their deployment should have been anticipated. One of the best-known examples of such controversy is found near Palm Springs, California (Pasqualetti, 2001, 2002). Two others, less familiar, include the proposal for the Isle of Lewis, in the U.K. and another planned for La Venta, in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. 

Figure 23.6 (a) Two-dimensional (2D) spectral-spatial perspective plot of nitroxide biradicals derived from hindered amine stabilizer (HAS) doped in HPEC (copolymer of ethylene and propylene [39c,b]) on one side of the... 

Camagni, Roberto (ed.), 1991, Innovation Networks Spatial Perspectives, London Bel-haven. 

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