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Optical storage effects in mixtures of nematic and cholesteric materials with negative dielectric anisotropy were first observed by Heil-meier and Goldmacher. They reported the following sequence of [Pg.255]

Rondelez, Gerritsma, and Arnould have reported the presence of two-dimensional deformations at the threshold voltage for scattering. Electrohydrodynamic instabilities were first predicted for negative [Pg.256]

The restoration of the planar state by the applied field is purely a dielectric interaction. It can only take place when the signal frequency is greater than cutoff frequency /c, which is proportional to the conductivity of the liquid crystal. [Pg.258]


Constraint (9.14) is a contaminant balance over a processing unit operating in inherent storage mode. It is assumed in constraint (9.14) that the unit is ideally mixed. [Pg.202]

Constraint (9.44) ensures that water exiting a processing unit operating in inherent storage mode at a later time point does so at a later time in the time horizon. Constraints (9.45) and (9.46) ensure if two water streams are leaving a processing unit at a time point, the time at which each of these occurs in the time horizon is the same... [Pg.207]

The charge-storage mode is a dynamic 0])eration mode in which a transient output pulse is observed. This pulse includes all the charge gen-... [Pg.149]

In the next section, we will also address nonconventional storage modes (conversion reaction, interfacial storage), which can provide significant energy densities. Yet it remains to be seen whether or not they can be made reversible enough as to compete with single- and two-phase storage. [Pg.236]

Figure 3.5.11 Relevant storage modes in lithium batteries. Reprinted from [73] with permission. Figure 3.5.11 Relevant storage modes in lithium batteries. Reprinted from [73] with permission.
Martorana et al. (2003) Pt / ceria / zirconia Dynamics of oxygen storage, lattice distortions + + + CO oxidation in storage mode of TWC... [Pg.321]

The ease or difficulty of storage using a specified storage mode taking into account the chemical, physical and radiological properties of the material... [Pg.128]

The inherent physical and chemical properties of the stored material which could threaten the storage mode are considered against the following eight characteristics. [Pg.132]

As the purpose of the control factor is to distinguish between materials that are more difficult/relatively easy to store, the process should identify those features of the storage mode which need to remain effective in order that the material remains sufficiently under control and a bulk release cannot take place. This will involve keeping storage conditions within identified design parameters to ensure containment, and the control factor will be the time that would be required without corrective action for conditions to evolve to the point where they are no longer within these parameters. [Pg.132]

In addition to the oscillating voltage mode of operation, the QIT is capable of operation in other modes. For example, the QIT can also be operated in a mass-selective storage mode. This mode of operation is similar to the QMF and involves selecting RF and DC conditions such that only ions of one mass are stored in the QIT at any time. [Pg.177]

During the weekend, be careful with foods with high glycemic index - they can wreak havoc on your insulin level, and switch you into fat storage mode more quickly. [Pg.15]

Because of their short lifetimes at room temperature, the peroxy nitrates have been assumed not to act as key storage modes for peroxy radicals and NO2 in the lower atmosphere. At middle latitudes in the wintertime these may have hfetimes that approach days. Further, like the PANs these might be reformed to actively transport NO2 and peroxy radicals over long distances, depending upon the NO, hydroperoxy radical, and NO2 concentrations. With the possible exception of very cold air masses, these compounds are typically not present in significant concentrations in the troposphere because of rapid thermal decomposition to form NO2 and RO2. At room temperature they would be lost in samphng lines or during analysis. [Pg.726]


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