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To supply the user with a means to estimate properties when fltde, except perhaps chemical stmcture, is known about a particular chemical compound again the system must put these estimates into the form needed by the simulation during execution. 

Although the traditional point of reference for safety interlock systems is a hard-wired implementation, a programmed implementation is an alternative. The potential for latent defects in software implementation is a definite concern. Another concern is that solid-state components are not guaranteed to fail to the safe state. The former is addressed by extensive testing the latter is addressed by manufacturer-supplied and/or user-supplied diagnostics that are routinely executed by the processor within the safety interlock system. Although issues must be addressed in programmable implementations, the hard-wired implementations are not perfect either. 

Even if the receptor by itself has high accuracy, the sensor may be unable to execute the measurement in a defined place. Quality and total accuracy depend on the combination of receptor, the converter for measured values, and mechanical protection. Mechanical protection can take the form of pockets in water and fluid and also assembly boxes which protect against pollution, humidity, and temperature in the surroundings or against electromagnetic transmissions and noise from power-supplied pipes and cables. 

More recently, in the middle 1990s, the UK s Health and Safety Executive (HSE) also reviewed the push-pull system. Hollis and Fletcher offer a comprehensive literature review on push-pull ventilation and note that the main conclusions of previous work on push-pull ventilation of tanks are that the control is primarily supplied by the inlet jet, forming a wall jet along the surface of the tank, and that the main purpose of the exhaust hood is to remove the air and contaminant contained within the push jet. 

Besatzung, f. garrison, crew, beschadigen, v.t. damage, injure, beschafifen, v.t. procure supply make, execute. — p.a. constituted, conditioned. Beschafifenheit, /. nature state, condition ... 

Because the steam engine described is a heat engine of the external-combustion type, the cycle experienced by the working medium can be executed without combustion. In some steam engines, for example, the required input heat is supplied by a nuclear reactor. Stirling engines have been operated on radiant energy supplied by the sun. 

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The position sensor PASE from emz otters a balanced cost effectiveness. The sensor is based on (he principle of the halt effect. Tie output of the sensor, chat turns tu minus, results from the "open collector"- execution. The sensor is supplied with 12 VDO via a coded RAST 2.5 plug connection. 

Finally, Supply Chain Execution means putting agreed operational plans into practice with minimum effort. 

What the Quality Assurance department really wants is to be able to represent a spec in code so that it can be run as a test harness. They want to be able to write one set of invariants, postconditions, and so on that every candidate implementation can be tested against. As far as they are concerned, the spec writer writes a spec and associated test assertions. Each hopeful designer must supply two things the design plus a set of abstractions that enable the test assertions to execute. 

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